RJ Hamster
Marlene Dietrich’s plan to murder Adolf Hitler
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Why the world’s most isolated people are under growing threat
NBC News · Mithil Aggarwal and Jay Ganglani
At least 196 of these uncontacted Indigenous groups remain, half of whom could be wiped out in under 10 years, according to a new report.
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One family fled Afghanistan. U.S. deportations scattered them across the world
Associated Press · Megan Janetsky
The Hussaini siblings carried nothing from their lives in Afghanistan except a hazy fantasy of what awaited them on the other side.
The disaster industrial complex is driving U.S. economic growth
Bloomberg Green · Eric Roston and Lauren Rosenthal
The U.S. saw more than $101 billion in losses from severe storms and fires in the first half of 2025.
Two of MLB’s best ever, Clayton Kershaw and Max Scherzer meet for the last time
USA TODAY Sports · Gabe Lacques
Both are seeking their third World Series titles.
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The age of de-skilling
The Atlantic · Kwame Anthony Appiah
Will AI stretch our minds — or stunt them?
Is there religious revival among Gen Z?
RNS · Kathryn Post
There’s a swell in Christian devotion at the University of Pittsburgh amid claims of national revival.
Marlene Dietrich’s ambitious plan to murder Adolf Hitler
faroutmagazine.co.uk · Aimee Ferrier
According to a book by Charlotte Chandler, the actor once hatched a wild plan to seduce Hitler into submission.
Prison film fest brings Hollywood and healing to jailhouse
AFP NEWS US · Andrew Marszal
Convicted murderers sit alongside famous actors and journalists, applauding films made by their fellow inmates.
Everything we know about season 3 of ‘Euphoria’
Deadline · Dessi Gomez
The series starring Zendaya is targeting a 2026 return.
What’s the difference between ghosts and demons?
theconversation.com · Penelope Geng
Books, folklore and history reflect society’s supernatural beliefs.
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