The backlash against Meta’s ‘pervert glasses’

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Is the U.S. at war in Iran?

Is the U.S. at war in Iran? Rolling Stone · Jack Crosbie The simplest answer is yes, although you’d be forgiven for being confused these days. 

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The Lord is my MMA coach

The Lord is my MMA coach motherjones.com · Rob Schenck How evangelical leaders transformed Jesus Christ into a ripped ultimate fighting machine. 

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The woman in the photo wanted to be alone. Instead, she went viral

The woman in the photo wanted to be alone. Instead, she went viral NOTUS · Ellie Silverman America saw what it wanted to see on the face of its newest icon. And everyone saw it wrong. 

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The Meta Glasses backlash is changing how (or if) people use them

The Meta Glasses backlash is changing how (or if) people use them Engadget · Karissa Bell On Bluesky, posts regularly suggest that people who wear “pervert glasses” be punched in the face. 

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Punctuation: A generational divide

Punctuation: A generational divide The Atlantic · Judith Shulevitz Can parents ever learn to text like their kids? Should they even try? 

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How singing with other people can help you move through grief and despair

How singing with other people can help you move through grief and despair Vox · Casper ter Kuile When you feel terrible — or just numb — singing can be easier than talking. 

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'Grand Theft Auto VI,' the last blockbuster

‘Grand Theft Auto VI,’ the last blockbuster Aftermath · Luke Plunkett One final push for a dying industry. 

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We're in a golden era of fancy Jell-O shots

We’re in a golden era of fancy Jell-O shots Eater · Francky Knapp They’re no longer just for frat parties — they’re an art form (that will still get you drunk). 

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Inflatable dinosaurs race at Emerald Downs

Inflatable dinosaurs race at Emerald Downs Associated Press · Lindsey Wasson What started as a 2017 team-building event for a local pest control company now attracts several hundred participants. 

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Inside the secret operation to move the world's most famous tapestry

Inside the secret operation to move the world’s most famous tapestry National Geographic · Chris Heath After more than 900 years in France, the Bayeux Tapestry slipped back into England in a controversial overnight operation. 

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