Half the world could soon face dangerous heat. We measured the daily toll it is already taking. nytimes.com/interactive/20…

Ahead of Georgia's runoff election Tuesday: here are the precincts keep Georgia competitive nytimes.com/interactive/20…

excellent behind-the-scenes recap by Christine Zhang

A small collection of precincts across Georgia favored both a Republican for governor and a Democrat for Senator in November’s midterms. Most of these are in Atlanta’s northern suburbs and have flipped from one party to the other in recent elections. nyti.ms/3FsCKFO

Russia is building a massive defense network of trenches across Ukraine, a Times analysis of satellite radar data shows. nyti.ms/3WlWWyN

After two difficult Covid winters, the current season of respiratory sickness in the U.S. already rivals some of the worst cold and flu seasons on record. nyti.ms/3uUSUSj

Rep. Kevin McCarthy on Thursday lost his 11th bid for the speakership, even after offering concessions to win over Republican hard-liners. Follow live updates. nyti.ms/3ZfWaFN

we're tracking House Speaker votes tonight: nytimes.com/interactive/20…

Rows of collapsed apartment buildings, rubble strewn across streets, families sheltered in tents: There is widespread destruction in Kahramanmaras, Turkey, a city of about 400,000 located near the epicenter of the first quake. Here’s what imagery shows: nyti.ms/3xciFyF

Is that tweet, essay or news article you’re reading written by artificial intelligence software? Is that idea that’s going viral across the internet spreading organically, or have the posts been generated by A.I. to create the appearance of real traction? nyti.ms/415yWmU

a great explainer on how it could be possible to distinguish A.I.-generated text from human-written text

🚨Submit your papers to the Fed/FDIC/CSBS banking conference by June 2! This is year 11 of the conference, which brings together researchers, bankers, & policymakers at the St. Louis Fed. It was so nice to be back in person last year. Past agendas: communitybanking.org/conferences

Scores of buildings collapsed in Antakya, Turkey, when earthquakes struck in February, killing more than 20,000 people in the city. Officials estimate that 80 percent of the city’s remaining buildings will need to be demolished. nyti.ms/425GGpr

If you buy abortion pills from any of the dozens of unregulated online providers, odds are they'll have been made in India but will be shipped from some quiet corner of the U.S. nytimes.com/interactive/20…

🚨 Annual Community Bank Research Conference call for papers deadline is June 2. Submit! It's a unique conference that features 9-12 papers presented to academics, policymakers, bankers, supervisors. Quick thread on the conference + some 2022 content.👇 ssrn.com/index.cfm/en/j…

The Journal of Visualization and Interaction (JoVI) is now open for submissions! We provide a unique venue for the fields of #InfoVis and #HCI, supporting pre-registration of research, open review, novel article formats, and diamond open access (no fees!). journalovi.org

LIVE: I’m in the House chamber to track the debt ceiling vote NYT Graphics Catie Edmondson Lazaro Gamio Martín González Gómez jasmine c. lee Zach Levitt John-Michael Murphy Albert Sun @a_symonds Karen Yourish Andrew Fischer Allison McCartney kennedy elliott 🔓FOLLOW OUR TALLY: nyti.ms/42lpTNQ

In Russia, say something against war in Ukraine can lead you to jail. Many Russians just want their lives back, as some have told me themselves “…all I want is peace for Ukraine and freedom of speech for Russia.” #UkraineWar nyti.ms/442pTUf

we're tracking speaking time, topics and attacks at the Republican debate live here: nytimes.com/interactive/20…

Trump directly pressured officials to overturn the results of the 2020 election in over 30 phone calls or meetings, according to a detailed analysis of the indictments. He kept asking, even as officials repeatedly rejected his requests. By Lazaro Gamio +me nytimes.com/interactive/20…