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The 40 elections to watch this April boltsmag.org · Daniel Nichanian Virginia and Wisconsin have statewide contests, school board races test conservative messaging, and parties battle to control cities and counties. 

Could this weekend’s No Kings protests be the largest ever? USA TODAY · Sarah D. Wire With more than 3,100 events planned, organizers expect the No Kings protests to draw millions of Americans into the streets March 28. 

The shocking speed of China’s scientific rise The Atlantic · Ross Andersen When will Chinese research pull ahead of the U.S.’s? 

The International Olympic Committee’s new policy isn’t really a trans story readtpa.com · Parker Molloy Every headline says the IOC banned trans women. The athletes who’ll actually be barred are cis women who’ve never heard of the SRY gene. 

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‘There’s no basketball case’: Why the NBA is expanding anyway theringer.com · Howard Beck The NBA has 20 billion reasons to expand, but “not everyone is on board.” 

How American camouflage conquered the world WIRED · Avery Trufelman The MultiCam pattern was designed for the military by two Brooklyn hipsters. Now everyone — from babies to ICE agents — is suited up for battle. 

In the absence of earnestness, fascism thrives Bad Faith Times · Denny Carter Woke 2 is going to be fueled by virtue signaling. And that’s OK. 

Does anyone remember Laura Nyro? Rolling Stone · Angie Martoccio The remarkable story of one of the most influential singer-songwriters of her time in the late Sixties — now almost forgotten. 

10-minute high-protein lunch recipes for better metabolism flipboard.com · EatingWell Recipes for tasty meals, from quinoa bowls to sandwiches and salads, each with at least 15 grams of protein and 6 grams of fiber per serving. 

The best places to see Japan in bloom – beyond cherry blossom season BBC Travel · Alicia Erickson From pink plum blossoms in Setagaya to purple sprays of wisteria in Fukuoka, here are five alternative bloom festivals in Japan. 

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