I don’t know if it had this much grain in the print paper, or whether it’s just digital artifacting, but I love the look of this photo by David Carson on today’s front page.

As a one-time newspaper designer, I’m very curious about how this not only appeared twice in the obits today, but has different tracking between the two.

If you never hear from me again it’s because I massively overestimated my abilities. Which I guess applies to a lot of situations. But in this case specifically it’s because I’m going to attempt to run some ethernet.

Five years ago today, I got to visit the Apollo 11 Command Module when it was displayed at the St. Louis Science Center. A surprisingly moving experience.

NPR hasn’t used its main Twitter account since it was maliciously labeled “state-affiliated media”. It’s time everybody else joins them. Twitter needs you more than you need it.

A screenshot of a printed newspaper headline and story. The headline reads "After Nashville schooting, Congress confronts limits of new gun law". The word "shooting" is spelled s-c-h-o-o-t-i-n-g.

I think this error may have come in from the AP, based on seeing an identical headline elsewhere. Still jarring to see it on the (digital) print page.