At Home with Amal Clooney

Plus: The case against vitamins, an FBI informant marked for death, and the dawn of the Cardi B era.

Five stories to read this weekend, chosen by our editors.

At Home with Amal Clooney

She's the world's most famous (and fashionable) human-rights attorney — and she just happens to be married to a movie star. Vogue's latest cover story offers an intimate portrait of the barrister at home in her sprawling English estate as she discusses her astonishing career, life with George, and the joys of raising twins.

Those Vitamins Ads Really Are Too Good to Be True

You can't open Instagram without seeing a barrage of vitamin ads promising glossy hair, strong nails, and flawless skin. Don't believe the hype.

Marked for Death

To escape the bloodthirsty MS-13 gang, 17-year-old Henry became an informant for the FBI. Now the evidence he provided could get him deported to El Salvador, where he'll almost certainly be killed.

Welcome to the Cardi Era

Hip-hop's woman of the moment gets really candid about her new album, painful butt injections, and the genius of Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

How Risky Is Pregnancy? Depends on Your Race

In the U.S. today, black women are three to four times more likely to die from pregnancy complications than white women. And once born, black infants are twice as likely to die as white babies. Here's why — and what can be done to start saving lives.

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Five stories to read this weekend, chosen by our editors. At Home with Amal Clooney She's the world's most famous (and fashionable) human-rights attorney — and she just happens to be married to a movie star. Vogue's latest cover story offers an intimate portrait of the barrister at home in her sprawling English estate as she discusses her astonishing career, life with George, and the joys of raising twins. Those Vitamins Ads Really Are Too Good to Be True You can't open Instagram without seeing a barrage of vitamin ads promising glossy hair, strong nails, and flawless skin. Don't believe the hype. Marked for Death To escape the bloodthirsty MS-13 gang, 17-year-old Henry became an informant for the FBI. Now the evidence he provided could get him deported to El Salvador, where he'll almost certainly be killed. Welcome to the Cardi Era Hip-hop's woman of the moment gets really candid about her new album, painful butt injections, and the genius of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. How Risky Is Pregnancy? Depends on Your Race In the U.S. today, black women are three to four times more likely to die from pregnancy complications than white women. And once born, black infants are twice as likely to die as white babies. Here's why — and what can be done to start saving lives. Like what you're seeing here? Follow @AppleNews on Twitter for our selections throughout the week. Some content requires specific hardware or software. Internet access required; data fees may apply. Content availability is subject to change. For more information, click here. Copyright © 2018 Apple Inc. One Apple Park Way, Cupertino, California 95014 USA Privacy Policy   |   Terms and Conditions   |   Support   |   Account Unsubscribe