How Police Promised to Shield Scott Spivey’s Killer Weldon Boyd - WSJ — Part 2

Go Delete Yourself From the Internet. Seriously, Here’s How. - WSJ — Added to my to-do list

Mexico Border Crossings Grind to Halt as Trump’s Tough Policies Take Hold - WSJ

Amazon Is Better Prepared for the Trade War Than Investors Think - WSJ

Questioning Biden’s Capacities Was Taboo a Year Ago. Now It’s Everywhere. - WSJ

Police Say He Killed in Self-Defense. His Phone Tells Another Story. - WSJ

Opinion | To Understand Global Migration, You Have to See It First - The New York Times — Amazing visualizations!

5 Good Reasons to Buy Store-Brand Beer—from Costco to Trader Joe’s - WSJ

Astronomers Detect a Signature of Life on a Distant Planet - The New York Times

They Are Hot, Upwardly Mobile Jobs. Here’s Why They Are So Hard to Fill. - WSJ

Federal Income Tax Brackets: How Americans Pay Taxes - YouTube

Airborne microplastics enter plant leaves and end up in our food

Trump Is In ‘Excellent’ Physical Condition, Doctor’s Report Says After Annual Exam - WSJ

The letter from the presidential physician said the president took a Montreal Cognitive Assessment and received a score of 30/30. 

Income Taxes and Brackets: How Your Tax Rate Actually Works - WSJ

The White Potus - SNL - YouTube

Gunshot Wound to the Chest Emergency - YouTube

The Launch of the Torpedo Bat | The New Yorker

F. Scott Fitzgerald, That Sad Young Man | The New Yorker — The New Yorker Profile — Always a sign that you’ve made it in this world.

“I Am Seeing My Community of Researchers Decimated” | The New Yorker

How a Secretive Gambler Called ‘The Joker’ Took Down the Texas Lottery - WSJ

How Much Vaccination Stops a Measles Outbreak? - The New York Times

In India’s Rajasthan, Some Pay Thousands to Stay at a Palace Hotel. I Didn’t. - WSJ

Giant Skillet Chocolate Chip Cookie | Samantha Seneviratne | NYT Cooking - YouTube

America’s Toughest Tee Time Is a Public Course in Nebraska - WSJ — Beautiful. I put myself on the waiting list for a tee time.

Young Women Are Cutting Back. That’s an Ominous Sign for the Economy. - WSJ