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 The people’s mother
airmail.news · Edward White
No aspect of Princess Diana’s identity was more heavily scrutinized than her role as a mother to William and Harry.
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 The right’s new playbook to restrict access to abortion pills
Vox · Rachel Cohen
Activists believe they’ve found a new weapon.
 ‘There was nothing to do’ in Alcatraz
BBC News · Madeline Halpert, Lily Jamali
One of the prison’s last living inmates on his experience there and Trump’s plan to reopen the notorious facility.
 Taiwan imagines: What happens the day China invades?
counteroffensive.news · Elaine Lin, Clara Preve
Many in Taiwan once found it hard to believe that China could wage war on them, but Russia’s invasion of Ukraine broke these illusions.
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 Is it too much to ask the FBI to check the address before blowing up a home?
Reason.com · Billy Binion
The DOJ told the Supreme Court there were “policy tradeoffs” when officers determine if they’re at the right house.
 Why some friendships end after kids come into the picture
NPR · Emily Siner
How leaning into communication and compassion can keep those relationships intact.
 Alabamians want answers about the arrival of a massive data center
insideclimatenews.org · Lee Hedgepeth, Lanier Isom
Residents in and around Bessemer are furious over Project Marvel. Public officials have been sworn to silence.
 Where spirits weep beneath the snow
arizona.edu · Natasha Cortinos
An Arizona ski area is beloved by skiers but resented by Indigenous tribes over its use of partially treated sewage water to make artificial snow.
 A group of celebrated chefs reimagines an end-of-shift ritual
FOOD & WINE · Stephanie Gravalese
A limited-release beer brings together flavor, purpose, and real support for hospitality workers.
 The arms race to create the wildest ballpark concessions
frontofficesports.com · Hilary George-Parkin
Forget the score — did you see the milkshake? Over-the-top MLB ballpark foods are one of baseball’s most effective hype machines.
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