Vladimir Putin visits the Ukrainian port city Mariupol. / BBC News
The Federal Reserve and the central banks of Britain, Canada, Japan, Switzerland, and the EU announce co-ordinated measures to "ease strains in global funding markets." / Reuters
Dozens of top executives have traded shares—"with remarkable timing"—of either competitors or other companies with close connections to their own. / ProPublica
What are the likely consequences of the big growth in sports betting in the United States? A surge of suicides linked to gamblers deep in debt. / Vox
A rogue theory ties irritable bowel syndrome to gravity. / The Atlantic
Since the mid-90s, cases of colorectal cancer among people under 50 have increased by about 50%. / NPR
Jia Tolentino: Drugs like Ozempic may help people see that metabolism and appetite are biological facts, not moral choices. / The New Yorker
An excellent story about the entwined plights of a Phoenix sandwich shop and a homeless encampment. / The New York Times
A study of Instagram posts suggests Texas Christian University is the happiest college in the US. / Resume.io
A new work by Banksy, titled "Morning is Broken," appears in southern England and is quickly demolished (by accident). / The Art Newspaper
An essay about pictures taken of parents by their children. "There is a total absence of forethought or editorializing." / Romper
See also: "How do you take a photograph of happiness?" / Goats and Soda