Morning Coffee Link Roundup (12/24/22)

Today is . . . Saturday. Happy Christmas Eve!

With Detailed Evidence and a Call for Accountability, Jan. 6 Panel Seeks a Legacy (NYT)

The Power of Volodymyr Zelensky’s Charm Offensive (Slate)

A Christmas far from home: Ukrainian families’ hopes and fears amid their new lives in Europe (The Guardian)

Some Iranians Move Their Protests To Rooftops, Windows As Demonstrations Enter Fourth Month (RFE)

Good: FDA changes Plan B label to clarify 'morning-after' pill doesn't cause abortion (NPR)

Brittney Griner is home, but the work isn’t over (The 19th*)

NH expects 2.9M visitors this winter (NHPR)

How to Feast Like a Hallmark Christmas Movie Character Across New England (Eater)

A Beautiful, Haunting Poem About Snow by Emily Dickinson (SSoP)

I'm listening: Aperol Spritz, But Make It Hot (Punch)

And some longer reads:

'Tis the Season for Sufjan (Vulture)

What Nativity Scenes Tell Us About the Evolution of Christianity (Smithsonian)

In case you're playing bartender this weekend: Hack the Classics for the Holidays (Punch)

Or maybe you need this, I don't know your life: For the Wallowers Among Us: The 15 Saddest Christmas Songs Ever (Jezebel)

In case you need some entertainment tonight: Yes, Incredibly, Another 10 Crime Movies You Forgot Take Place at Christmas (CrimeReads)