Michelle Obama Recalls Her Darkest Day

Plus: America's best restaurants, the haunting of a New Jersey mansion, and more.

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

Michelle Obama's Darkest Day in the White House

When a national tragedy strikes, the president gets a call. When that tragedy is incomprehensible, the president calls his wife. That's what happened on the morning of the Sandy Hook school shooting, a day the former First Lady writes about with heartbreaking honesty in this exclusive excerpt from her memoir Becoming.

The Sex Recession

More Americans than ever approve of sex before marriage. Birth control is widely available. Apps offer casual, convenient hook-ups. But today's young people are having sex less often — and later in life — than their parents and grandparents did. What's going on?

America's 38 Essential Restaurants

Eater's national critic ate nearly 600 meals in 36 cities to find not just the best restaurants in the U.S., but the indispensable ones — from a Pakistani-Texan barbecue spot to the ideal Americana diner.

The Haunting of 657 Boulevard

A New Jersey family bought their dream house. Then a series of creepy, anonymous letters turned it into a nightmare. "Do you know what lies within the walls of 657 Boulevard?" the first letter asked. It was signed "The Watcher."

Who Is Alex Trebek?

For 35 years, the Jeopardy! host has posed questions without revealing much of himself. In this sprawling interview, Trebek discusses hanging out with Justin Trudeau, possibly bidding farewell to Jeopardy!, and why the show's answers are framed as questions.

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Five stories to read this weekend, chosen by our editors. Michelle Obama's Darkest Day in the White House When a national tragedy strikes, the president gets a call. When that tragedy is incomprehensible, the president calls his wife. That's what happened on the morning of the Sandy Hook school shooting, a day the former First Lady writes about with heartbreaking honesty in this exclusive excerpt from her memoir Becoming. The Sex Recession More Americans than ever approve of sex before marriage. Birth control is widely available. Apps offer casual, convenient hook-ups. But today's young people are having sex less often — and later in life — than their parents and grandparents did. What's going on? America's 38 Essential Restaurants Eater's national critic ate nearly 600 meals in 36 cities to find not just the best restaurants in the U.S., but the indispensable ones — from a Pakistani-Texan barbecue spot to the ideal Americana diner. The Haunting of 657 Boulevard A New Jersey family bought their dream house. Then a series of creepy, anonymous letters turned it into a nightmare. "Do you know what lies within the walls of 657 Boulevard?" the first letter asked. It was signed "The Watcher." Who Is Alex Trebek? For 35 years, the Jeopardy! host has posed questions without revealing much of himself. In this sprawling interview, Trebek discusses hanging out with Justin Trudeau, possibly bidding farewell to Jeopardy!, and why the show's answers are framed as questions. 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