Today’s lineup covers the full spectrum, from the darkest corners of power to the quiet beauty of failure and forgotten places. Vanity Fair shares a heartbreaking excerpt from Virginia Roberts Giuffre’s memoir, recounting how she was first drawn into Jeffrey Epstein’s orbit at Mar-a-Lago. From there, we head west, where one man has spent forty years trying—and failing—to kill an elk, and learned something profound in the process.

Also on deck: a lament for the lost art of industrial design, a journey through a Texas ghost town being reborn, and, in case you missed it, a reminder that your protein shake might come with a side of lead.

Grab your lunch, settle in, and let’s read.

Happy reading,
Brett

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