Hamster fun and information
History’s warning about LA protests and the military
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What history tells us to expect from Trump’s escalation in LA protests
themarshallproject.org · Jamiles Lartey
Since the 1960s, studies have shown that heavy-handed policing and militarized responses tend to make protests more volatile — not less.
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TikTok’s most popular star leaves U.S. after being detained by ICE
CBS News · CBS Staff
Khaby Lame rose to international fame during the pandemic without ever saying a word in his videos.
Which fashion brands flunk sustainability scorecard?
Trellis · Elsa Wenzel
See how H&M, Shein and other brands rank.
The 5-minute trick men use that undermines women in meetings
Fast Company · Bill McGowan and Juliana Silva
What is theftosterone?
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Do you know how to prepare for your digital life after death?
theconversation.com · Dylan Thomas Doyle and Jed R. Brubaker
Older adults have large digital archives that can be hard to access after their deaths.
How the MAHA food agenda threatens to set women back decades
Self · Erica Sloan
Making our current system out to be the problem tasks mothers with being the solution.
How to get the biggest splash at the pool using science
sciencenews.org · Elie Dolgin
Belly flops are fine, but a V-shaped entry is even better.
‘Weird Al’ Yankovic on his unexpected longevity
billboard.com · Rebecca Milzoff
The parody king is still showing younger performers from John Mayer to Clairo how to stand out — and stay in the game.
The 1970s seafood chain restaurant that only has 3 locations remaining
Tasting Table · Matthew Spina
With 800 locations at its pinnacle, the chain was started in Columbus, Ohio, in 1969, with future Wendy’s co-create Dave Thomas among the founders.
Sarah Silverman’s take on saying goodbye
PBS News · PBS Staff
In her new Netflix special, “Postmortem,” she talks about losing her father and stepmother just weeks apart.
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