World-famous for 15 Guinness
A dam in a Russian-controlled part of Ukraine gets blown up, unleashing torrents of water across the region. / The Economist
A schedule for when European airports and trains are set to strike this summer. / The Points Guy
French public television replaces traditional weather forecasts with weather-and-climate reports. / Covering Climate Now
Your weekly white paper: Wildfires reveal the ways many people lack relationships with land. / Ecopsychology
France becomes the first country in Europe to regulate influencer marketing on social media. / ABC News
Currently booming among Europe's millennials and Gen Z: urban fishing. / The Guardian
A former intelligence officer says Congress is being kept in the dark over the truth about UFOs. / The Debrief
Apple announces a "powerful spatial computer"—i.e., a headset for virtual and augmented reality—available next year for $3,499. / The Verge
Teju Cole on how to see past beauty. "Within a single great painting, complicity and transcendence coexist." / The New York Times Magazine
Related: Jasper Johns' upstate New York studio is for sale. / Uncrate
In random health news, interviews with people who drink alcohol before exercising. And prepare for the pro-smoking discourse. / Slate, Read Max
Some people believe the business of record breaking has become too much of a business. "Things have changed a lot with Guinness." / The Guardian
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