RJ Hamster
Is walking backward good for you?
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Inside FDA, career staffers describe how political pressure is influencing their work
STAT · Lizzy Lawrence
A long tradition of separating politics and science is at risk, insiders say.
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8.5M students to lose special education resources following Ed. Dept. layoffs
Straight Arrow News · Krystal Nurse
Local educators, parents and disability advocates express concern and confusion.
Why I’m handing in my Pentagon press pass
NPR · Tom Bowman
No reputable news organization signed the Pentagon’s new press rule — not mainstream outlets nor the conservative Washington Times or Newsmax.
Young people around the world are leading protests against their governments
The Conversation UK · Sanwal Hussain
Young people have used social media platforms such as TikTok, Instagram and YouTube to spread information and arrange their Gen Z demonstrations.
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What chickens can teach us about the too-much-talent problem
Inc Magazine · Jon Levy
We’ve all internalized destructive logic about team success and pecking orders.
From practicing law to prison: Where is Alex Murdaugh now?
TODAY · Anna Kaplan
The South Carolina attorney’s stunning downfall is featured in a new Hulu series.
Walking is good for you. Walking backward can add to the benefits
Associated Press · Stephen Wade
Turning around not only provides a change of view, but also makes different demands on your body.
A closer look at the real-life inspiration in Netflix’s ‘Wayward’
hollywoodreporter.com · Kevin Dolak
The hit series draws from many different aspects of the troubled teen rehabilitation industry.
Outdoor decorative spider webs can be threat to wildlife?
Snopes · Jack Izzo
Small critters, including birds, bats and toads, can get hopelessly tangled in the artificial webbing.
D’Angelo’s last song
GQ · Frazier Tharpe
The last piece of music the R&B GOAT released was a seven-minute odyssey with Jay-Z.
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