The Guardian
Green candidate arrested for alleged antisemitism goes canvassing like nothing happened, because party discipline is apparently optional.
The Guardian Europe
Kimi Antonelli wins Miami GP, extends championship lead, while the promised rain fails to show up, leaving weather forecasters and McLaren equally confused.
TechCrunch
VCs reveal their secret startup crushes, because Lovable and Mistral can't have all the fun.
The Guardian
Trump insists Iran hasn't suffered enough, while simultaneously telling Congress the war is over and supporters they're in a war, as three aircraft carriers loom and a peace proposal gathers dust.
Pitchfork
Texas executes James Broadnax despite last-minute pleas from Travis Scott, Young Thug, and Killer Mike over rap lyrics used in sentencing.
Grist
California's 300+ data centers are thirsty, and the Imperial Valley is about to get a 750,000-gallon-a-day straw - but at least the developer did his homework.
ScienceDaily
Malaria didn't just give early humans fevers; it also played matchmaker, splitting up populations and shaping human diversity for at least 74,000 years.
ScienceDaily
Scientists confirm that coffee, both caffeinated and decaf, shapes gut bacteria and improves mood - your morning cup now has a peer-reviewed justification for being the most important part of your day.
The Guardian
Heathrow's new chair Philip Jansen tries to mediate a £49bn runway dispute between airlines and a billionaire hotelier, while the government vows to start building before the next election - because nothing says progress like a decade of meetings.
The Verge
Former Nintendo boss Reggie Fils-Aimé claims Amazon once asked for illegal financial favours, so Nintendo stopped selling to them for a while.
BBC Politics
Reform UK candidate James Evans breaks party ranks to call Arron Banks' 'Welsh lad?' post racist, as colleagues dance around the obvious like it's a competitive sport.
The Guardian Europe
True Love wins the 1,000 Guineas, the favourite disappoints, and a horse named after a wine critic shows that names matter more than odds.
BBC World
Ukraine kills 10 in Russian strikes, Zelensky says they hit three oil tankers and a warship in revenge - because turnabout is fair play.
The Guardian Europe
Congress, Bill Nye, and the entire space community unite to tell Trump that cutting NASA's science budget is a terrible idea, again.
The Atlantic
AI emotion trackers are coming to your workplace, promising to know if you're 'amused' or 'impatient' - and they're probably wrong about both.
The Guardian
Two Sudanese asylum seekers die in the Channel, raising questions about a £662 million UK-France deal that seems to have done little to stop the grim math of small boats.
ScienceDaily
German researchers used two lasers to watch a copper wire turn into plasma in trillionths of a second, because apparently that's what happens when you point a star's worth of energy at something.
ScienceDaily
Baylor researchers discover that boosting a protein called Sox9 turns the brain's support cells into amyloid-plaque-eating vacuum cleaners, preserving memory in Alzheimer's mouse models.
NPR Economy
One small sneaker company's audio diary reveals how the Supreme Court's tariff refund promise is turning into a bureaucratic nightmare that may leave billions unreturned.
The Guardian Europe
Trump’s war on Iran might not make oil flow, but it’s making renewables look awfully attractive to countries tired of being held hostage by fossil fuels.
The Good Times
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