Good morning! Today is Thursday. You may notice that I have no links going to the New York Times today, which is fairly rare. It's because their union has requested that readers stand with their 24-hour work stoppage (this past midnight to this coming midnight). For more information on what's going on, just click the first link below. (Also I forgot to find a non-NYT link for this but Aaron Judge!!)
The New York Times is bracing for a historic mass walkout as union negotiations go down to the wire (CNN)
‘It has been machine guns lately’: fighting intensifies in southern Kherson (The Guardian)
I clearly have not been paying enough attention to non-Russia and China international events because this coup attempt felt like it came out of nowhere (TO ME, I mean): Pedro Castillo: Peru's ousted president detained by police in Lima (BBC)
Nancy Pelosi: I’m proud to protect marriage as one of my last acts as speaker (WaPo)
Related: Why 12 Senate Republicans broke from their party to support a same-sex marriage bill (Grid)
Deeply divided New Hampshire House comes together (NHPR)
Good! Ramesh 'Sunny' Balwani is sentenced to nearly 13 years for his role in Theranos fraud (NPR)
‘Expressive times’: Publishing industry an open book in 2022 (AP)
Uber Eats and Chicago Reach $10 Million Settlement Over Deceptive Practices (Eater)
Aww: Last surviving Dambuster, ‘Johnny’ Johnson, dies aged 101 (The Guardian)
And some longer reads:
Dispatch from Kherson: Inside Ukraine’s battle to win the infrastructure war (Grid)
China just announced a new social credit law. Here’s what it means. (MIT Technology Review)
Centering the Voices of Victims and Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse (Sapiens)
That Cardboard Box in Your Home Is Fueling Election Denial (ProPublica)
Reviving the Restoration: How I Choose Locations for My Historical Thrillers (CrimeReads)
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