📰 From the Digest

NPR's chief content officer told the newsroom a reorganization is coming without job losses.

ESPN confirmed Pat McAfee will host an alternate Super Bowl broadcast and select Monday Night Football games.

Senate Republicans fear losing the chamber and expect a Democratic Senate to block the president's Supreme Court and Cabinet nominees.

A Post interactive sorts readers into the voter types who will decide control of Congress in battleground districts.

The Post asks whether Democrats' thin agenda will be enough three weeks before the midterms.

Arizona's GOP nominee for elections chief, Alexander Kolodin, built his career on false 2020 election claims.

Jay Mathews on how strangers react to his Vietnam veteran's cap and what it says about a divided country.

Thirty-five years ago Anita Hill testified at Clarence Thomas's confirmation hearings.

Business Insider argues Starlink's role in Ukraine gives Elon Musk rare immunity to political pressure.

Germany's Aleph Alpha released Kolibri, a sovereign model for public administration and industry.

Universal Quantum raised over $100M, the largest quantum Series A in UK history.

Munich's RobCo became a robotics unicorn after its valuation doubled in nine months.

The UK government says it will legislate so non-compete clauses stop blocking startup hiring.

Finland ordered Google to halt two data centers over missing environmental impact assessments.

A Guardian analysis finds Drax's planned wood-burning data center would emit nearly twice the yearly CO2 of all Gatwick flights.