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 SCOTUS: Trump can revoke protected status for thousands of Venezuelans
NBC News · Lawrence Hurley
The administration seeks to reverse a Biden-era policy that extended protections for more than 300,000 Venezuelans.
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 Cancer touches us all, says Biden after outpouring of support
BBC News · Ana Faguy
The former president expressed his gratitude for the words of support that have poured in from across the world.
 We 3D-printed Luigi Mangioni’s ghost gun
WIRED · Andy Greenberg
In the wake of Mangione’s alleged fatal shooting of a health care CEO, we built and test-fired the exact same weapon ourselves. It was entirely legal.
 Why has Elon Musk disappeared from the spotlight?
POLITICO · Jessica Piper and Holly Otterbein
The tech CEO isn’t exactly gone yet, but Republicans have stopped bringing him up.
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 How can national parks be accessible to all?
Atlas Obscura · Jonathan Feakins
After a mountaineering accident left her with a spinal injury, María José Aguilar-Carrasco helps people with disabilities gain access to nature.
 How the Thunder became more than a regular-season juggernaut
theringer.com · Michael Pina
By outlasting Joker and the Nuggets, Oklahoma City showed it’s a genuine title team.
 SNL’s 50th season proved it’s still relevant
NPR · Eric Deggans
Can it stay that way?
 The 39 best albums of 2025 so far
Pitchfork · Staff
The year’s most outstanding releases, from Bon Iver to Perfume Genius, Lady Gaga to Skrillex (yes, that Skrillex).
 Robot chefs take over at South Korea’s highway restaurants, to mixed reviews
restofworld.org · Michelle Kim
Automation is posed as a labor shortage solution, but workers say robots are making their jobs — and food — worse.
 ‘Less ice’ doesn’t mean ‘more liquor’ and other things your server knows you mean
FOOD & WINE · Darron Cardosa
I know you just want a double, so ask for it.
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