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From Apple News
It’s Saturday, January 15.
Here’s what to read this weekend.
Five Great Weekend Reads
The Real Kate Middleton
The duchess’s inner circle shares how she handles the demands of royal life — and how she’s preparing to be queen.
The Times and The Sunday Times
A Texas Murder Mystery, Half-Solved
After 40 years, the bodies of a murdered Houston couple have finally been identified. But where’s their missing baby?
Houston Chronicle
The College Swimmer Who’s Shattering Records — and Stirring Debate
Lia Thomas, who is transgender, has quickly become one of the country’s best woman swimmers. But some people are questioning her spot on the starting blocks.
The Washington Post
How Renting a Car Became So Chaotic
Supply is low, demand is high — but that alone cannot explain the indignity of renting a vehicle.
The Atlantic
The Great Siberian Thaw Transforming Earth
Permafrost contains microbes, mammoths, and twice as much carbon as the atmosphere. What happens when it melts?
The New Yorker
Cover Story
What Nobody Tells You About Night Sweats
Here’s why you keep waking up drenched — and when you should be concerned.
Prevention
Weekend Pursuits
One thing to watch: Denzel Washington talks about reinventing Macbeth and who’s “the next Denzel.”
Variety
One thing to listen to: How Songs of Disappearance, an album made up entirely of calls from endangered birds, went viral.
NPR
One thing to read: In the years before his death, Anthony Bourdain posted anonymously on Reddit. Here’s what he had to say.
Rolling Stone
One thing to eat: The secret to these winter salads? No lettuce.
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