مصر الكرامة: Why did these influencers give away their son?

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It’s August 22, 2020.

What to read this weekend.

Five Great Weekend Reads

Why Did These Influencers Give Away Their Son?

Popular YouTube couple Myka and James Stauffer adopted a toddler from China and shared every step of the process — except the last. New York Magazine

The Furious Hunt for the MAGA Bomber
Scarred by trauma and devoted to Trump, a disturbed man began mailing explosives to the president’s critics — one after another — on the eve of an election. Wired

What Obama Really Thought About Biden
Behind the friendship was a more complicated relationship, which now drives the former vice president to prove his partner wrong. Politico

The Deeper Meaning of “Karen”
Are white women the oppressors — or the oppressed? What the meme villain reveals about today’s culture. The Atlantic

How to Bake Like a Pro
Recipes for giant chocolate-chip cookies, fudgy brownies, and more — plus the tips, techniques, and ingredients every home baker needs. Martha Stewart Living

Election 2020

In case you missed the Democratic National Convention this week, here are the biggest takeaways. Apple News Spotlight

Featured Issue

How Issa Rae Navigates Hollywood

The Insecure creator and star — and multiple Emmy nominee — talks about her early doubts, making awards history, and building a lasting legacy. Plus: why non-pot-smoker Jim Belushi left Hollywood for a cannabis farm, Darkman turns 30, and the top 25 film schools in America. The Hollywood Reporter

Weekend Pursuits

One thing to watch: I May Destroy You’s season finale airs Monday. Here’s how creator Michaela Coel used her trauma to make one of the best and buzziest shows of the year. Variety

One thing to listen to: Bright Eyes are back with Down in the Weeds, Where the World Once Was, the band’s first album in nearly a decade, and of course it’s heavy with emotion. The Wall Street Journal

One thing to read: Discover what whales can teach us about the world — and ourselves — in Rebecca Giggs’s book, Fathoms. The New Yorker

One thing to eat: This easy dough yields four impressive breads, from an apple-cranberry braid to buttery dinner rolls. Better Homes & Gardens

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