The White House plans to send nearly $110 million in security and police assistance to Haiti. / Reuters
While Zimbabwe's economy worsens, traditional healers are making money by promising people wealth. / rest of world
Congress almost unanimously passed a clean energy bill this week and “it didn't receive a single mention from any of the cable news networks.” / Wake Up to Politics
Related: See how your city is likely to feel in 2070 as the climate crisis continues. / The Pudding
Montana contains nearly twice as many cows as people, but only about one percent of beef eaten by locals is raised and processed in the state. / The New York Times [+]
Smartphones are a global phenomenon, but the rise in youth anxiety is not—unless young people start copying Americans. / The Atlantic
Young designers and illustrators describe what it's like to watch corporations mimic their style. / It's Nice That
Millennials love ankle socks, Gen Z loves calf socks, and never shall the twain meet. / The New York Times [+]
Need a new hobby for summer? A basic guide to reading wildlife tracks and signs. / Atlas Obscura
A report from attending some of this winter's balls in Vienna, a tradition that started in 1814. / The Dial
A music teacher explains why the bottom number in time signatures is so confusing. / Ethan teaches you music
“It feels kinda blasphemous to say, but by modern standards, I don't think the Iliad is very good. Sorry, Homer.” When classics don't live up to the hype. / A Reasonable Approximation