How to Erase Yourself from the Internet

Plus: inside fall’s buzziest TV show, and what we know about the day the dinosaurs died.

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

Inside Fall’s Buzziest TV Show

Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon — who played sisters on Friends — signed on to play rival TV anchors in The Morning Show. Then #MeToo changed everything.

Jerry Falwell’s Culture of Fear

More than two dozen Liberty University insiders describe shocking behavior at the world’s largest Christian college: “Someone’s gotta tell the freakin’ truth.”

What We Know About the Day the Dinosaurs Died

Recently excavated samples from the asteroid impact crater are giving scientists a detailed understanding of the devastating sequence of events that ended the dinosaurs’ reign.

Competitive Oyster Shucking Is China’s Best, Most Decadent Party

Lots of people visit the Great Wall to shotgun a beer, make a sandwich, or do something else they might normally do — but on the Great Wall. Then Rudy Guo showed up with 10 dozen oysters and revolutionized the game.

How to Erase Yourself from the Internet

Your shopping habits, your family members’ names, even your salary is out there on the web for anyone to see. But you can take back control.

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