Morning Coffee Link Roundup (12/6/22)

Good morning! I'd moved my daily curated links to a newsletter for a few years, but the service I was using has changed their business model, so I'm back here, at least for now and we'll see how it goes. You can find the new posts via RSS feed/reader or just by going to the front page of this site every morning. I am hoping to get something set up today that will allow the option of email notifications, too - stay tuned. And please let me know if anything in the formatting etc. seems off as I settle in here.

Drone attack hits oil storage tank at airfield in Russia’s Kursk region (The Guardian)

Appeals court halts special master review of documents seized at Mar-a-Lago in major defeat for Trump (CNN)

The Easy-to-Miss Twist That Makes the Supreme Court’s New Gay Rights Case So Strange (Slate)

GOOD. NH should not be first. Biden pushes South Carolina as first primary state, elevates Georgia and Michigan (WaPo)

Infowars host Alex Jones files for bankruptcy, court records show (NBC News)

‘This is our new normal’: Fertility treatment advocates are gearing up to fight abortion bans and personhood laws (The 19th*)

Oh no! Bob McGrath, Longtime ‘Sesame Street’ Star, Dies at 90 (NYT)

This urban mosquito threatens to derail the fight against malaria in Africa (NPR)

Ugh: New Hampshire charter school enrollment increases 14% in past year (NH Bulletin)

French baguette gets Unesco heritage status (BBC)

And some longer reads...

Laws that keep people from voting are bad!! Turnout Was Strong in Georgia, but Mail Voting Plummets After New Law (NYT)

World in Photos: Mauna Loa erupts into a magnificent show after a four-decadelong rest (Grid)

How the FBI Stumbled in the War on Cybercrime (ProPublica)

The Art World's Catholic Problem (Hyperallergic)

Yeah Noir: Discovering New Zealand Crime Fiction (CrimeReads)