Can the "Cheer Sisters" Reform the NFL?

Plus: The world's oldest barber, Alec Baldwin's complicated politics, and more.

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

Sex on the Sidelines

Over the past year, the NFL has faced a number of ugly allegations about its treatment of cheerleaders. But many former cheerleaders say the reality is more complicated: Yes, there is body shaming, harassment, and laughably low wages — but also the camaraderie of their fellow "cheer sisters."

Inside a Purse, a Plea From a "Chinese Prisoner"

One woman found a note allegedly written by a Chinese prisoner at the bottom of a handbag she bought at Walmart. But was it real or a hoax? Tracing the message back to its source unraveled a disturbing story about the human cost of cheap merchandise.

The Complicated Politics of Alec Baldwin

For years he's flirted with running for office, but these days Baldwin is busy launching his ABC talk show and impersonating the president on Saturday nights. Private Citizen Baldwin still has a whole lot to say — and he's not afraid to get into trouble.

How Scientists Are Bringing Extinct Species Back From the Dead

The dodo bird and woolly mammoth could be due for a comeback: The rise of gene-editing technology has given us the power of "de-extinction." But does that mean scientists are playing God?

The World's Oldest Barber Is 107 — and Still Working Full Time

Anthony Mancinelli started cutting hair when President Warren Harding was in the White House. Ninety-six years later, he never calls in sick. What's his secret to longevity? "I eat thin spaghetti, so I don't get fat."

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Five stories to read this weekend, chosen by our editors. Sex on the Sidelines Over the past year, the NFL has faced a number of ugly allegations about its treatment of cheerleaders. But many former cheerleaders say the reality is more complicated: Yes, there is body shaming, harassment, and laughably low wages — but also the camaraderie of their fellow "cheer sisters." Inside a Purse, a Plea From a "Chinese Prisoner" One woman found a note allegedly written by a Chinese prisoner at the bottom of a handbag she bought at Walmart. But was it real or a hoax? Tracing the message back to its source unraveled a disturbing story about the human cost of cheap merchandise. The Complicated Politics of Alec Baldwin For years he's flirted with running for office, but these days Baldwin is busy launching his ABC talk show and impersonating the president on Saturday nights. Private Citizen Baldwin still has a whole lot to say — and he's not afraid to get into trouble. How Scientists Are Bringing Extinct Species Back From the Dead The dodo bird and woolly mammoth could be due for a comeback: The rise of gene-editing technology has given us the power of "de-extinction." But does that mean scientists are playing God? The World's Oldest Barber Is 107 — and Still Working Full Time Anthony Mancinelli started cutting hair when President Warren Harding was in the White House. Ninety-six years later, he never calls in sick. What's his secret to longevity? "I eat thin spaghetti, so I don't get fat." 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