Emmanuel Macron hopes to reinvent himself in 100 days [The Economist]
Handstands, badgers and sewage works: 12 snapshots of Charles III [1843 magazine]
Ukraine war: More than 20,000 Russian troops killed since December, US says [BBC World]
BMW Warns Owners ‘Do Not Drive’ 90,000 Cars Recalled Over Defective Airbag [Bloomberg]
Thousands of Napoli fans wait for Serie A title win [Reuters]
Two Indian soldiers killed in Kashmir army operation [AL-Jazeera News]
Jordan Neely’s Death and a Critical Moment in the Homelessness Crisis [New Yorker]
Google announces the Pixel Fold / This is Google’s first foldable phone. More details are coming at Google I/O on May 10th. [The Verge]
The FDA approves a breakthrough vaccine 50 years in the making [Vox]
Tesla brings back the long-range Model 3 with an 18% discount [TechCrunch]
Doctors have performed brain surgery on a fetus in one of the first operations of its kind [MIT Technology Review]
There's an epidemic of loneliness in young people, and they're calling out for connections on TikTok [Insider]
See how Professional Services firms can tackle evolving priorities strategically in this new report. [LinkedIn] #SAP
Super League game descends into chaos as raging bull chases players from field [The Guardian]
Ukraine Claims It Shot Down Russia’s Most Sophisticated Missile for First Time [New York Times]
Travel Hacks That Actually Save Money [Huffington Post]
Only the Emergency Has Ended — The pandemic and the need to respond remain. [The Atlantic] #COVID19
Can You Help The Grasshopper Get Home? [FiveThirtyEight]
Biden to deliver commencement address at Howard University, Air Force Academy [The Washington Post]
Pour Emmanuel Macron, un anniversaire amer, un an après son investiture [Le Monde]
6 ways the White House is reigning in AI [Mashable]
Senators Call on USPS to Delay Controversial Pay Cut for Rural Carriers Determined By Mystery Algorithm [VICE News]
Dmitri Mehlhorn: The Man Financing a Political CounterRevolution [The Intercept_]
Why America’s greatest racehorse still dominates the track today [National Geographic]
Sudan's rival military factions are meeting for in-person talks for the first time [NPR]
Veteran teachers: Why some stay in tough classrooms [CapRadioNews]
La honte et la faim [Le Monde diplomatique]
Ukraine’s Air War Heats Up [Foreign Policy]
The War-Weary West — How Governments Can Keep Their Citizens Committed to Ukraine’s Defense [Foreign Affairs]
Is Laos a Criminal State? [The Diplomat]
The Most Important Machine That Was Never Built [Quanta Magazine]

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