"Tennessee legislators on Monday passed a bill that could jeopardize access to mental health treatment for LGBT individuals, part of a string of recent anti-LGBT legislation in the South." [Marina Fang, HuffPost]
The mosquito that spreads the virus is now present in 30 states. [Reuters]
You might be charged with human smuggling. Here's a look at anti-migrant policies across Europe. [WaPo]
"More than 80 percent of the water from underground wells used by farms, factories and households across the heavily populated plains of China is unfit for drinking or bathing because of contamination from industry and farming, according to new statistics that were reported by Chinese media on Monday, raising new alarm about pollution in the world’s most populous country." [NYT]
In a settlement over the bank's deceptive loan practices during 2008. But The New York Times examines how the bank could end up paying millions less. [Ryan Grenoble, HuffPost]
The company announced a default in a latch in its Model X SUV may cause the third row in the car to snap forward during collisions. [Michael McLaughlin, HuffPost]
"Overwhelming majorities of Arab teens and young adults now strongly oppose the terrorist group, the survey suggests, with nearly 80 percent ruling out any possibility of supporting the Islamic State, even if it were to renounce its brutal tactics. A year ago, about 60 percent expressed that view." [WaPo]
WHAT’S BREWING
Instagram your favorite nap nook with the hashtags #SleepRevolution and #Contestfor a chance to win a JetBlue roundtrip flight voucher and $250 Marriott Rewards gift card. [Arianna Huffington]
"The experience of refugee resettlement is akin to that of aliens landing on planet Earth -- they hop off an airplane and into a place they had only ever envisioned through movies and television. They most often don’t speak the language. For many of the Syrian refugees, they have zero friends or family to rely upon. And yet they have to integrate somehow." [HuffPost]
That free super-speed Internet was too good to be true. [Vanity Fair]
"The dead are coming," according to the latest "Game of Thrones" trailer. Here's a screen by screen breakdown. [Vulture]
Let's just say our "all the best" got shellacked. [The New Yorker]
"These days, the worst multinational corporations have names you’ve never heard. They come from places like China and South Africa and Russia. The countries where they are headquartered are unable to regulate them, and the countries where they operate are unwilling to." [Foreign Policy]
WHAT'S WORKING
"In January 2015, the government had launched the National Program for light emitting diode (LED)-based home and street lighting. Under this, conventional lamps, which typically use more power, will be replaced by LED lamps that consume 80% less energy." [HuffPost]
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BEFORE YOU GO
~ You should be very alarmed that two of Donald Trump's children cannot vote for him in the New York primary.
~ Meet the Muslim figure skater hoping to make history at the next Olympics.
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~ The National Weather Service is about to STOP YELLING at you in all caps.
~ The five people you need to talk to about money. Today.
~ What parental leave looks like in America.
~ We can't get enough of Kate Middleton's style on the Duchess of Cambridge and Prince William's tour of India.
~ Try to keep your mouth from watering as you scroll through these spring asparagus recipes.
~ You might have a fever, as baseline body temperatures may not be what you think. Happy to throw everything into flux for you this Tuesday.
~ And these brothers convinced their sister Washington, D.C., was in the midst of a zombie attack after she got her wisdom teeth pulled, and you cannot help but laugh at her survival decisions.
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