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 A miracle in seat 11A: What we know about the sole survivor of Air India crash
CNN · CNN Staff
The airline confirmed that of the 242 people on board the flight, 241 had died.
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 Is Google about to destroy the web?
BBC Future · Thomas Germain
Google says a new AI tool on its search engine will rejuvenate the internet. Others predict an apocalypse for websites.
 Layoff anxiety is soaring. Here’s how you can ‘prepare rather than panic.’
MarketWatch · Venessa Wong
The stock market may have recovered from recent downturns, but employee confidence just hit a new low.
 As Russian losses in Ukraine hit 1M, Putin’s war economy heads towards breaking point
The Kyiv Independent · Chris York
Russia effectively has two armies — a conscript army, and a contract army.
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 DC’s military parade: Cost, equipment and what to expect
The Wall Street Journal. · WSJ
VIDEO: In celebration of the Army’s 250th birthday, the largest U.S. military parade in decades is scheduled for Flag Day.
 Three steps to stopping killer asteroids
ieee.org · Nancy L. Chabot
Planetary defense tech would find and divert hard-to-spot near-Earth objects.
 Earth’s fiery ‘Door to Hell’ is starting to close
Popular Science · Andrew Paul
The Darvaza gas crater in Turkmenistan has been burning since 1971.
 Americans love ‘lite’ beer. Here’s why
The Wall Street Journal. · Joshua M. Bernstein
This year marks the 50th birthday of Miller Lite, the 96-calorie trailblazer.
 The best stunts of all time, over nearly 100 years of the Oscars
hollywoodreporter.com · Thomas Doherty
A year-by-year “what if” filling in a century-long gap of Academy Awards recognition for noteworthy stunt artistry and design.
 This is the most beautiful city in the U.S., according to travelers
Travel + Leisure · Evie Carrick
While beauty is famously in the eye of the beholder, a Reddit thread offers a compelling snapshot of what travelers value most in a city.
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