Morning Coffee Link Roundup (4/11/23)

Today is Tuesday and my favorite book of the year is out today!

Clues Left Online Might Aid Leak Investigation, Officials Say (NYT)

‘They’re starting to die’: fears Ukraine’s drone supremacy may soon be over (The Guardian)

A fifth victim dies after Monday's downtown Louisville shooting (NPR)

Only 1 percent of abortions in Utah took place in a hospital. Soon, that’s the only place they’ll be allowed. (The 19th*)

Good for them! Sue Bird, Megan Rapinoe Among 40 Athletes to Sign Letter Opposing Federal Anti-Trans Sports Ban (SI)

At 20, Harvey emerges as young US women's hockey star (NHPR)

End ‘colonial’ approach to space exploration, scientists urge (The Guardian)

Heartbeat May Shape Our Perception of Time, Study Shows (NYT)

Archaeologists Find Evidence of Earliest Known Horseback Riders (Smithsonian)

I relate to this very intensely: I May Be Trying to Read Too Many Books at Once (Tor)

And some longer reads:

The Russians Took Their Children. These Mothers Went and Got Them Back. (NYT)

‘The Pandemic Showed Us How Fragile Chinatown Is’ (Eater)

A Militant Way of Living (Places)

Japanese American Artists Recall the Trauma of Wartime Incarceration (Smithsonian)

America Doesn’t Know Tofu (Asterisk)