America’s fiscal outlook is disastrous, but forgotten [The Economist]

Rahul Gandhi is on the march. But where is he heading? [1843 Magazine]

Advice for the Unmotivated [Harvard Business Review]

Is Israel meeting promise to let more aid into Gaza? [BBC]

Donald Trump Is Ruining Republicans’ Relationship with Motor Sports [Bloomberg]

Bird flu threatens to put a damper on cow cuddling [Reuters]

‘We won’t stop’: How Columbia’s students etched a new Gaza protest legacy [AL-Jazeera News]

The English Apple is Disappearing [The New Yorker]

On The Vergecast: AI gadgets, iPads, and antitrust [The Verge]

How the world wastes hundreds of billions of meals in a year, in three charts [Vox]

10 years in the making, retro game emulator Delta is now No. 1 on the iOS charts [TechCrunch]

Cancer vaccines are having a renaissance [MIT Technology Review]

It's getting really hard to find a job that pays well [Business Insider]

N'envoyons plus nos enfants et adolescents dans la jungle : mettons en place, en Européens, la majorité numérique à 15 ans. Let's stop sending our children and teenagers into the jungle: let's set up, as Europeans, the age of digital majority at 15 years old. [Linkedin]

Student protesters interrupt University of Michigan commencement [The Guardian]

Dozens Arrested at U.Va. Protest as Disruptions Occur at College Commencements [The New York Times]

‘Noticeable Progress’ In Cease-Fire Talks, But Israel Downplays Chances Of Ending War [Huffington Post]

Milk Has Lost Its Magic - The bird-flu panic is getting out of hand. [The Atlantic]

How Trump's trial is (not) changing the polls [FiveThirtyEight]

Do you feel bad for seeking therapy? It’s called ‘thriver’s guilt.’ [Washington Post]

Joe Biden in search of an elusive peace on US campuses and in Gaza [Le Monde]

Microsoft to law enforcement: No using Azure OpenAI for facial recognition [Mashable]

“This Militaristic Approach Has Been a Failure”: Meet Hala Rharrit, First U.S. Diplomat to Quit over Gaza [Democracy NOW!] I want to talk to her

Let’s Check in on AIPAC’s Assault on the Squad [The Intercept_]

Do you really need 10,000 steps a day? [National Geographic]

More than 16,000 pounds of ground beef sold at Walmart recalled over E. coli risk [NPR]

Californians are protecting themselves from wildfire. Why is there still an insurance crisis? [CapRadioNews]

France et Sud global, rendez-vous manqué ? [Le Monde diplomatique]

What in the World? [Foreign Policy]

The Real Motives for China’s Nuclear Expansion [Foreign Affairs]

An Afghan Woman Activist’s Visit to Taliban-Ruled Afghanistan [The Diplomat]

The Mystery of the Missing Multicellular Prokaryotes [Quanta Magazine]

#Saviez-vous que cette année, le CERN célèbre 70 ans de découvertes scientifiques et d'innovation? Vous pouvez dès maintenant trouver une exposition #CERN70 à @GeneveAeroport dans le cadre d'une collaboration entre les deux organisations. [CERN_FR]

Former NASA Center Director, Scientist to Receive Presidential Medals [NASA]

BLOGPOST UPDATE IN PROGRESS

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 1166 & BENKYO RADIO 1166. Here’s my Linktree, if you’d like to make a donation. I have EDS, it’s a very rare genetic disease, and it causes me to have exhaustion often. It’s a big problem, because others would consider it as laziness when it is surely not. Anyway, some people who have worked with me know I work hard, others just exploited me. There is one guy at BMW FS who knows I worked super-hard, he was the VP when I worked on the Expense Report on the weekend while everybody was on vacation. He remembered my story, and I told him, my whole life, all I wanted was driving a BMW M vehicle. That was my dream. To go to Germany, have an European Delivery, and bring it back to California. I got to be at the Nurburgring, near Frankfurt & Cologne, and unfortunately, I drove the competition, an Audi A6/S6 because BMW rentals were sold out. I was devastated, but still enjoyed the drive. I know German-Engineering are superior than many other vehicles. I still need to drive a BMW, already drove a Mercedes-Benz before as a rental, and I have yet to drive a Porsche. Car Manufacturers around the World have A LOT TO LEARN from German-Engineering Luxury Brands. I have got to drive a BMW someday, whether as a rental, or full-time vehicle. Maybe I could at least own one as a “Company-car.” It’s of importance, not just to myself, to your brand, but for work, both at the Startup level, and the World Affairs level. I asked a request by myself, to bring a BMW M Touring vehicle to America, something completely unheard of, and it’s coming? I have got to consider it for Christmas or later. I don’t have the spending capital to own one, but someone does, my future employer, whoever that person might be. I need this. There’s something special about this car. It’s a goddamn “Batmobile” inside for me. The Wagon-size lets me carry KRK speakers, IKEA furniture, new computer triangular table, musical equipments, a bike, or a stroller someday. This vehicle has a lot of potential. Just like the Audi RS6 Avant.

Until Next Time!