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Why Carney said no to Trump flipboard.com · The Features Desk “We cannot accept what they’ve offered, and we will not give what they’ve asked.” 

Flock cameras are spreading. The backlash is growing just as fast The Wall Street Journal. · Kris Maher The AI surveillance company is running into the same bipartisan anger that engulfed data centers, as worries about artificial intelligence rise. 

The dangerous summer of food recalls The Nation · Katrina vanden Heuvel Will they lead to a food safety reckoning? 

The Washington Post fired me. I fought — and won my job back Substack · Karen Attiah Nearly a year after being wrongfully fired for my comments on race, gender and violence, an arbitrator has ordered my immediate reinstatement. 

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Neo-etiquette basics: The new rules of being human joanwestenberg.com · JA Westenberg Twenty-one rules for living among other people when every device encourages you to forget their sentience. 

The Cat in the Hat is terrorising TikTok Euronews Culture · Amber Louise Bryce A new fear has been unlocked — and it’s wearing a top hat. 

The case for more conjugal and extended-stay visits in prison prisonjournalismproject.org · Shakeil Price Most states refuse to allow spouses and children to visit their incarcerated loved ones for longer periods of time. It’s time to change that. 

How Natalie Portman got caught in novelist Rachel Cusk’s autofication trap hollywoodreporter.com · Gary Baum The buzzy novel “Life of M” is a thinly veiled — and largely unflattering — portrait of the A-lister, by an acclaimed writer she has championed. 

Mike D really does care what you think of him Rolling Stone · Kory Grow The Beastie Boy talks about the joys and insecurities of making his first solo album, grieving Adam Yauch, growing up in New York City, and being a dad. 

Don’t take stones or sand from Vesuvius — or you’ll unleash a curse Frommers · Jason Cochran A tourist faces a €1,500 fine for taking stones from Pompeii. That’s just one vacation spot where taking stuff may unleash negative consequences. 

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