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11 faith groups accuse DHS of violating court order while spying on churches RNS · Jack Jenkins DHS agents are accused of invading “churches and other places of sanctuary, terrorizing the people who seek refuge and respite within them.” 

Why farmworkers can no longer afford to live where they work Straight Arrow · Patrick Cooley A documented labor and housing squeeze is straining the farms that supply local and regional food markets. 

Iranian in limbo shows perils of Trump’s deportation push Bloomberg Law · Alexia Fernández Campbell More than 40 years of severed diplomatic ties made it nearly impossible to deport Iranians without legal immigration status. 

Washington, D.C.’s first IndyCar race packed the National Mall NPR · Ava Berger The first-ever street race in the nation’s capital ended with Florida native Kyle Kirkwood on the podium. 

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Everyone wants to tax the rich. But $1 trillion is already slipping past the IRS 247wallst.com · Jake Fitzgerald The country heads into a midterm election in which wealth inequality is among the hottest topics. 

I’m a forensic psychiatrist. What we’re missing in Lindsay Clancy case. MS NOW · Susan Hatters Friedman Opinion: Public discourse often separates people into “bad” and “mad” (or mentally ill) columns. 

‘Did you lose a bet?’ Erling Haaland unveils shocking new haircut Sports Illustrated · Grey Whitebloom The Norwegian player has consistently rocked the same look throughout his four seasons at Manchester City. 

Artificial intelligence boosts automated biolabs knowablemagazine.org · Ben Deighton Researchers see huge potential for novel drugs and other chemicals; some also see risks. 

Why do we love Spider-Man so much? Variety · Owen Gleiberman Ever since his debut in 1962, he has been immensely popular (though Stan Lee had to fight a skeptical publisher to approve the character). 

The crying face is officially the No. 1 emoji, it could also be showing your age the-independent.com · Lydia Spencer-Elliott Emojis have become an integral feature of modern communication, but there’s a generational divide. 

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