Here is what I clicked on this week:
How a Hurricane forms (ABC News): Hurricane Florence has been dominating the news coverage this week. Every time a natural disaster comes around I am fascinated on how it's formed, Ginger Ze does a great job explaining a hurricane in a high tech way.
F.D.A. Cracks Down on Juul and E-Cigarette Retailers (NYTimes): This is hilarious. Juul became huge my first semester of senior year in college last year and kids are seriously obsessed. I am proud to say I have never smoked a Juul! It's going to be so interesting to see how many health concerns my generation has.
Brands like Infiniti see promise in Apple’s expanded AR tool (DIGIDAY): Augmented reality I think has more of a future than virtual reality. It's easier for people to get into, think Snapchat filters (dancing hot dog dude).
Why we say “OK” (Vox): I love when articles surprise me or make me think about something I have never thought about.
Americans Are Gobbling Up Fake Meat and Milk Faster Than Ever (Bloomberg): I thought this was the era of Kale and fad diets, but Americans still love their fast food and McDonalds.
7 I-TEAM: Church records show more than 100 accused priests, not 42 as stated by Bishop Malone (WKBW): This reporting is a great example of what real journalism is all about. I am amazed at the incredible job Charlie Specht and Jeff Wick are doing to expose what is happening in Buffalo at the Catholic Diocese.
-BECKA.
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