Due to some unforseen events, we missed a couple days last week. Sorry about that! All is better and we appreciate the readers who reached out.<\/span><\/p>\n
Israel reportedly says any attacks on Iran will target its military, not nuclear or oil facilities.<\/a> \/ CNN<\/span><\/p>\n Republican campaigns spend more money at Shake Shack and Jimmy John's while Democrats eat at Sweetgreen and Le Pain Quotidien.<\/a> \/ The Washington Post [+]<\/span><\/p>\n People whose homes were damaged by recent storms are likely to be forced to “build up or move out.”<\/a> \/ Heatmap<\/span><\/p>\n Related: Emergency workers in North Carolina were withdrawn for fear of trucks of armed militia “saying they were out hunting FEMA.”<\/a> The local sherriff's office says otherwise.<\/a> \/ The Guardian, Citizen Times<\/span><\/p>\n Nepalese teenager Nima Rinji Sherpa breaks the record for the youngest mountaineer to summit Earth's 14 highest peaks.<\/a> \/ BBC News<\/span><\/p>\n A team finds the remains of one of the first climbers to attempt Mount Everest.<\/a> \/ National Geographic<\/span><\/p>\n Prior to the 20th century, oyster reefs covered more than 1.7 million hectares across European oceans.<\/a> \/ Bloomberg [+]<\/span><\/p>\n Do more people die from heat or cold? Cold, but most die from “moderate cold.”<\/a> \/ Sustainability by numbers<\/span><\/p>\n The amount of tents on the streets of San Franicsco is down 60% since July 2023.<\/a> \/ The San Francisco Standard<\/span><\/p>\n New Yorkers deploy “anti-influencer architecture” in neighborhoods popular with TikTokers.<\/a> \/ Curbed<\/span><\/p>\n See also: A nonprofit called Mothers Against Media Addiction aims to follow the model of Mothers Against Drunk Driving.<\/a> \/ The Information<\/span><\/p>\n Fitness bros on TikTok participating in “locktober” may not know the term's history as a chastity kink.<\/a> \/ Them<\/span><\/p>\n Author Rumaan Alan's solution for his midlife crisis is to get tattooed with things he doesn't want to forget.<\/a> \/ Esquire<\/span><\/p>\n An argument for skipping wellness and personal development for “wasteful intervals of pure, delicious nothingness.”<\/a> \/ The Good Question<\/span><\/p>\n