📰 From the Digest

Leigh Ann Caldwell's focus-group data shows moderate suburban women feeling economically left behind.

A document trove on an alleged chemical weapons stockpile in Sudan converts years of deniable claims into record.

The UN backed the Equal Earth projection, which shows Africa near its true relative size, and the US was the sole objector.

The Met's Galliano retrospective collapsed under pressure from inside and outside the institution, donors included, and Galliano withdrew.

Eriq Gardner mined 19,000 pages of unsealed Murdoch trust testimony, a factual record of who controls the empire.

Ian Krietzberg worked the OpenAI and Hugging Face hacking reports, the first real incident report on AI agent security.

George Toma, who oversaw every Super Bowl field, assessed the failing grass at the Bills' new stadium: somebody fell asleep.

The Athletic says Cathy Engelbert did her job and the WNBA now needs a visionary, as average franchise value rose from $10 million in 2019 to $460 million.

Candidates to succeed Cathy Engelbert as WNBA commissioner include Bethany Donaphin, Swin Cash and Condoleezza Rice.

The Premier League's twenty clubs spent a combined $4.7 billion in the European transfer window.

Some Native American leaders said the Commanders should retire the old name and logo permanently rather than reissue them on limited merch.

Business Insider reports positive results on two long-shot cancer bets: a molecular glue for undruggable mutations and a personalized cancer vaccine.

Further reading from the day's section on cancer research, culture and a beer heist.

Pieter Levels shipped 70+ projects and 4 made money; at a 5% hit rate, 14 attempts is where the odds of zero hits drop below 50%.

Letterboxd's valuation is a proxy for how the market currently prices community versus catalog.