Headlines from April 25, 2014

[The end of net neutrality] threatens to make the internet…unequal in a way that deeply threatens our long-term prosperity.
Genetic analysis of blood and tissue from a 115-year-old woman indicates our cells’ finite ability to divide might limit our life span.
Pastor running in South Carolina primary: “It is an abominable idolatry to love your children more than you love your husband.”
The number of priests-in-training in England and Wales has nearly doubled in the past 11 years. #religion
Chicago’s Waffles Cafe has invented a new donut hybrid: the “wonut,” a cross between a waffle and a donut. #food
How marketing and demographics turned Chicago into a Cubs town.
“The geography of baseball fandom.” #maps
If you live in a city, you don’t get to opt out. There’s no way to avoid being a gentrifier.
PETA pushes to erect a 10-foot tombstone for turkeys killed in a car accident.
Perhaps we watch to consume beautiful food without consequence for our delicately human bodies. Roxane Gay on competitive cooking shows.
New York Times Style section cannot get enough of Prince George’s outfits. #fashion
Never-before-seen Andy Warhol images found on 1985 floppy disks. #art
Someone leaked a memo about Operation Stardust to the papers. Andy Warhol, Terrorism Czar #tmn
Educators reflect on the fading legacy of James Baldwin on the 90th anniversary of his birth.
What I’m saying is there is no list to defend, and I wonder if maybe we’d all be happier if we stopped thinking in lists at all.
Phone manufacturers and service providers have no reason to help you find your lost phone.
The economics of Ghostbusters. #video