Tuesday headlines: We are young bunny

David Wallace-Wells explains why we shouldn't be applying lessons learned from Covid to bird flu. / The New York Times [+]

A British couple compares photos of a Swiss glacier taken in 2009 and 2024. / Kottke

Demand in the United States for avocados is encouraging deforestation in Mexico. / Bloomberg

Immigrants to the US are becoming citizens at the fastest rate in a decade. / The New York Times [+]

Which US state has the highest rate of homelessness? New York, followed by Vermont. / The New Yorker

A study finds people with consistent grocery shopping habits are more likely to pay their credit card bills on time. / The Conversation

Unrelated: On Etsy, searches for matchbook or matchbox art are up 92% in the last three months compared with the same time last year. / The Wall Street Journal [+]

Elon Musk's support of Donald Trump—e.g., trying to find 800,000 votes—is harming his business interests. / The Wall Street Journal [+], Fortune

Utah orders books by 13 authors—12 of them women—to be removed from every public school, classroom, and library. / The Guardian

See also: If American women were their own country, they would rank third in the 2024 Olympic medal count. / NPR

Photographs of what teenagers in Los Angeles wore for their first day of school. / The Los Angeles Times

UCLA's Nathan Deuel describes what it's like to teach travel writing when “the best possible story” is already happening on campus. / Lithub

Colm Tóibín on James Baldwin: “He sought to elevate what was complex, multifarious, intricate.” / The Paris Review

“There are many wild theories for why bunnies ended up in the same bucket as pigeons.” Counting things in Japanese is said to be quirky. / Aether Magazine

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