And this story by Oliver Roeder about the fight between a group of elk hunters and a big Wyoming landowner (and the mad mad way land was parcelled out in the US West) is totally fascinating.
on.ft.com/3Jh5Glf

My (vaxxed) Wife refuses to accept that I signed up for our dogsitter’s Onlyfans BY MISTAKE while trying to Venmo her for watching our dalmatians. I can’t stop crying. I would never

Truly a privilege to write about my friend and colleague Tim Hetherington for the cover of this weekend's FT Weekend Magazine, ahead of the show at Imperial War Museums Thank you to Stephen Mayes for his generosity, and to my editors Matt Vella Neil O'Sullivan Harriet Fitch Little Emma Bowkett on.ft.com/4cJWPG9

A very smart, pretty scary, look inside Silicon Valley's return to war by Tabby Kinder who got Anduril's Palmer Luckey to explain why he's building the weapons that will finally make America impregnable to attack. ft.com/content/ce6f96… via @ft

We'd love to send our son to the school around the corner, but that won't be possible. Today's newsletter, with Frances Ryan, is about why no family with a disabled child should have to pay thousands each year to exercise their right to an education. theguardian.com/world/2024/mar…

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At last it is here! The FT magazine’s brilliant Guide to Good Meat edited by ⁦Harriet Fitch Little⁩ Get down to your butcher today with this in hand and you will come home happy.
on.ft.com/4cqRQtY

The first edition of The Free Food Podcast is here! Adam Coghlan and I chat about Frog Club reviews, sushi prices, New York tacos, and more! thelotimes.com/p/sushi-most-e…

Good morning! Some very exciting ~personal~ news: I have officially started as The Financial Times’ Southern Africa bureau chief, based in Joburg. I will (maybe) be using this hellsite a bit more -- so pls send tips, ideas etc DMs are open!

On Halloween 2018, a London detective investigating a Chinese takeaway worker stumbled on billions of pounds worth of bitcoin in a Hampstead mansion ft.com/content/0bc35b…

My and Eri Sugiura's long read on an extraordinary tale of crime, crypto and a woman in way over her head

🧵The 16 women were “assistant numeraries” in Opus Dei between 1977 and 2020 in Europe, the US, Africa and LatAm.

Recruited as minors, they were kept in effective enslavement through a rigid system of psychological control & restricted access to the outside world.

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Absolutely sensational work from Antonia Cundy. This story is just riveting. 👏

It's worse than you think – turns out *all* the titles are made up

For FT Weekend Magazine I wrote about Jim Riswold, a legendary figure in the advertising business, who delights in being 'a maggot of capitalism.'

Gorgeous recipes from a dynamic duo — Sertaç Dirik and his mum Cemile. Use this link and they’re all yours for free on.ft.com/49JXk1f

This ⁦Miles Ellingham⁩ piece on whale madness is just about perfect… via Financial Times
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The Tom Cotton op-ed is like that famous Brian Eno quote about the Velvet Underground: it didn't have many fans, but every single one of them has written their own op-ed about it

'How do you know that you were poisoned if, in the end, you are alive?' Read this brilliant piece by Courtney Weaver on the terrifying tactics Russia is using to stamp out opposition ft.com/content/46753c… via @ft