Morning Coffee Link Roundup (1/23/23)

Today is Monday! I am hopefully on a flight toward home as you read this, but I haven't seen any news in days, so let's keep going through my bookmarks!

The situation in Haiti is dire. But is international intervention really the answer? (Grid)

Republicans have already filed dozens of bills to restrict voting in 2023 (The Guardian)

More people than ever buy insurance on Healthcare.gov (NPR)

Ugh: DeSantis moves to turn a progressive Fla. college into a conservative one (WaPo)

Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center over capacity amid staffing shortages, surge in respiratory viruses (NHPR)

Abortion stories on TV get closer to reality, says new report (NPR)

Calling nuclear fusion a potential ‘climate solution’ may undermine actual solutions (Grid)

Rural patients struggle to access expert sexual assault exams. Telehealth services are closing that gap. (The 19th*)

The Frick Adds Its First Renaissance Portrait of a Woman to Permanent Collection (Smithsonian)

Remains of a Viking Hall Found in Denmark (Gizmodo)

And some longer reads:

What “no mercy” means inside Iran: Sham trials, executions and targeting celebrities in a crackdown against protests (Grid)

Bulgaria to the rescue: How the EU’s poorest country secretly saved Ukraine (Politico)

‘Major Trustee, Please Prioritize’: How NYU’s E.R. Favors the Rich (NYT)

California Forest Dispatch (Places)

History’s First Named Author Was a Mesopotamian Priestess (Atlas Obscura)