Why So Many Americans Don’t Talk About Money

Good morning from Apple News. Here are some great reads for the weekend.

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It’s March 7, 2020.

Here are some great reads for the weekend.

The Week’s Most Fascinating Stories

The Great Buenos Aires Bank Heist

They were an all-star crew. They cooked up the perfect plan. And when they pulled off the caper of the century, it made them a fortune — and turned them into heroes. GQ

How Pandemics Change History
“A great human moral drama is being played out in front of us,” says historian Frank M. Snowden. How will we choose to move forward — and what does that say about us? The New Yorker

The Rise and Fall of Katie Hill
The California congresswoman’s victory heralded the arrival of a new, modern political generation. And then the photos leaked. New York Magazine

This Backpack Has It All: Kevlar, Wi-Fi, and a Federal Investigation
Doug Monahan raised $800,000 in crowdfunding to create the iBackpack. According to its backers, former employees, and government lawyers, it was all a scam. The Verge

Why So Many Americans Don’t Talk About Money
Unpacking the taboos behind the nation’s particular squeamishness ... and who it ultimately benefits. The Atlantic

Featured Issue

The Best New Hotels

From Patagonia to Paris, Taiwan to Texas, here’s the essential guide to the most exciting hotel openings. Plus: a tree-house fantasy in Costa Rica, the dreamy island enclaves hidden in plain sight, and how to get better sleep on the road. Travel + Leisure

Weekend Pursuits

One thing to watch: The revealing four-part documentary Hillary turns a tale of defeat into a personal history of modern feminism. The Washington Post

One thing to listen to: After a 14-year hiatus, the Dixie Chicks return with the fiery new anthem “Gaslighter.” Rolling Stone

One thing to read: National Book Award winner James McBride’s new novel, Deacon King Kong, is an ode to 1960s Brooklyn — culture clashes, drug deals, and all. Entertainment Weekly

One thing to eat: Spring may be around the corner, but Alison Roman proves it’s still lasagna season. People

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