Morning Coffee Link Roundup (1/10/23)

Today is Tuesday!

Jair Bolsonaro wrecked Brazil’s presidential palace, TV report suggests (The Guardian)

Biden Administration Moves to Tighten Limits on Deadly Air Pollution (NYT)

The State Department will begin spelling Turkey as Türkiye (NPR)

A ‘born alive’ measure is one of the House GOP’s priorities. Here’s what it would actually do. (The 19th*)

Oklahoma’s New Anti-Trans Bill Would Have Banned Me From Transitioning as an Adult (The Mary Sue)

A new rule could change how N.H. prosecutors disclose evidence after a conviction (NHPR)

A step! John Deere and American Farmers Sign Right-to-Repair Agreement (Gizmodo)

Phew: Egg price relief coming as US demand softens (Boston Globe)

Oh, that's great: Henrietta Lacks’ Virginia Hometown Will Build Statue in Her Honor, Replacing Robert E. Lee Monument (Smithsonian)

Young Sudanese archaeologists dig up history as ‘west knows best’ era ends (The Guardian)

And some longer reads:

What’s the most important lesson of the war in Ukraine? 15 experts gave us their answers. (Grid)

This baby could push India past China to become the world's most populous country (NPR)

As Covid-19 Continues to Spread, So Does Misinformation About It (NYT)

The Butterfly Effect: How do scientists keep going when extinction feels inevitable? (FiveThirtyEight)

The Best Debut Crime Novels of the Year: 2022 (CrimeReads)