An investigation says the deadly missile strike of an Iranian elementary school was the result of a targeting mistake by the United States. / The New York Times [$]

In his first public statement as Iran’s Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei vows revenge. / NPR

Until recently, the Pentagon was working on ways to avoid civilian deaths, until Trump officials dissolved the program. / ProPublica

Israel’s attacks in Lebanon have displaced more than 800,000. / Al Jazeera

Of the thousands of non-Russians fighting Moscow’s war in Ukraine, a large number “fell for what amounted to a lethal scam.” / The Wall Street Journal [$]

Multiple supply chains critical to the global economy—e.g., nitrogen fertilizers—will be disrupted by any closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Already, how Asia works is being reshaped. / CNBC, Grist, rest of world

Unrelated: Young New York bankers learn not to turn their jobs into content. / Business Insider

A new study finds the rate of global warming now nearly double what it was in the 1970s. / Nature

Scientists are working to measure wisdom as distinct from intelligence. “Some of the smartest people… are the worst people they can be.” / Knowable Magazine

Inflation is said to be why hotel rooms are so pricey right now. / The Washington Post [$]

Why has it taken the Academy Awards so long to honor casting? Some say because the labor is often invisible, done by women. / Vox [$]

Today’s long read: A journalist doing a big story on gambling addiction basically becomes a gambling addict along the way. / The Atlantic [$]

Big thanks to yesterday’s new Sustaining Member Scott C.!

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