In an effort to return war powers to Congress, the Senate votes to repeal the 2002 resolution that led to the invasion of Iraq as well as the 1991 Gulf War authorization. / Associated Press

How much would it cost to pay the Russian Army to defect? About $20 billion. / Model Thinking

David Runciman: The problem is that democracy and capitalism don't much like each other any more. / The London Review of Books

Bing Chat will soon serve up ads as part of its responses. / Quartz

As of March 23, more than 118,000 US tech workers have been laid off in 2023. / Crunchbase

"This is like putting EpiPens, defibrillators out in the community." The FDA has approved Narcan for over-the-counter sale. / BuzzFeed News

Scientists develop the first mRNA vaccine that is 100 percent effective against plague bacteria. / The Times of Israel

Among the reasons it's hard to find Adderall right now: "It's important to remember that while this is a popular drug for ADHD, it's also a medication for narcolepsy." / Slate

New research may give geneticists a targeted protein delivery device. / STAT

"Wordle has more daily active users than the crossword puzzle, sudoku, or Spelling Bee, according to the Times, though it would not share exact numbers." / The Verge

An interactive explanation of how a bicycle works. / Bartosz Ciechanowski

See also: How a sign painter paints a window. / The Kid Should See This

The portion of music artists who failed to follow-up their first hit has been relatively constant for two decades, but rose in 2020. / Billboard

Learning how to catalog properly is an essential part of bookselling, "though exactly what constitutes 'properly' will change depending on who you ask." / LitHub

It's Opening Day for Major League Baseball, and this season four big rule changes are being implemented with the intent of speeding up games. / ESPN

Tomorrow is the championship match in the 2023 Tournament of Books, presented by Field Notes. Catch up on all the action before it ends! / The Tournament of Books