Hamster fun and information
How to steal $40M without trying
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The week comedy pushed back
NPR · Eric Deggans
If anyone thought Stephen Colbert’s cancelation might tamp down political commentary they learned differently this past week.
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Baseball, and the vanishing art of forgiveness
Reason.com · Matt Welch
Can this weekend’s Hall of Fame induction of Dick Allen and Dave Parker teach us a lesson about politics?
What the Epstein controversy tells us about the #MeToo movement
TIME · Gretchen Carlson
The shift in public discourse has rightly placed the pressure on those who enabled abuse or participated in it — and not on the survivors.
Will a carrot salad really make a big difference in your nutrition?
CNN · Madeline Holcombe
How a wellness writer prioritizes the firehouse of health advice aimed her way.
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How the Trump budget cuts are playing out at Oregon’s Crater Lake National Park
insideclimatenews.org · Interview by Paloma Beltran, Living on Earth
The restrooms may be clean (for now), but a former administrator sees problems that may pose a “direct hazard to the general public.”
Preston Thorpe is a software engineer at a San Francisco startup
TechCrunch · Amanda Silberling
He’s also serving his 11th year in prison. What he’s making of his second chance.
How to steal $40 million without really trying
airmail.news · Harold von Kursk
A gang of amateur thieves stole 6,600 gold bars from Toronto’s Pearson International Airport. Two years later, the loot is nowhere to be found.
Shooter McGavin is forever
theringer.com · Alan Siegel
After nearly three decades, the golfer everyone loves to hate returns to the big screen in “Happy Gilmore 2.” But it’s not like anyone forgot Shooter.
Inside ‘Takkuuk,’ Bicep’s arresting new project spotlighting Arctic musicians
NME · Greg Cochrane
Andy Ferguson and Matt McBriar’s next adventure in sound dives into the music of indigenous artists in a stunning new audio-visual installation.
Recession pop: Are we being amused to death by feel-good music?
faroutmagazine.co.uk · Lauren Hunter
No nuance, no melancholy. It’s as if the industry has become a tennis ball and the audience a pack of bright-eyed puppy dogs excitedly chasing after it.
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