Abortions are on the rise nationally, bans are more likely to hurt the maternal health of Black women, and other ways abortion has changed since Roe ended two years ago. / Vox
A Texas medical panel has approved additional guidance for doctors performing abortions, including modifying some reporting requirements—but refused to list exemptions to the ban. / Associated Press
See also: Before Roe was overturned, Texas had an average of 4,400 abortions a month; now it's five. And infant mortality has increased by nearly 13%. / The Texas Tribune, STAT
“They wrote off our heat rashes as poor hygiene.” Amazon workers say facilities are blazing hot, with some indoor work areas reaching into the 90s. / The Daily Beast
Google's AI search consumes 10 times the energy of a traditional Google search, and around the same amount of power as talking on a landline for an hour. / Jacobin
“Flooding the internet with an infinite amount of what could pass for journalism is cheap and even easier than I imagined, as long as I didn't respect the craft, my audience, or myself.” / 404 Media
All three major record labels have filed a lawsuit accusing AI music startups Suno and Udio of copyright infringement, seeking damages up to $150K per stolen work. / Musically
“I…wanted to crush this object with another iconic element from the oldest culture in America.” Sculptor Chavis Mármol drops a nine-ton replica of an Olmec head on a Tesla. / Hyperallergic
In 2018, health guidelines stopped recommending adults over 60 take aspirin daily to prevent cardiovascular events, though nearly a third still follow the old guidance. / STAT
Nine years after the Apple Watch launch, users will finally be able to choose a ringtone. / 9to5Mac
See also: Why “By the Seaside” is Apple's most polarizing ringtone. / CNN
“Imagine an extra-extra-thick, slightly under-seasoned soup. Anyone would be lucky to eat it.” Dog food is so fancy now that I ate some. / The Atlantic [+]