One's Antifa. One's in a Militia. Now They Share an Unlikely Bond.

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It’s Saturday, March 27.
Here’s what to read this weekend.

Five Great Weekend Reads

The Identity Hoaxers

Fakers and charlatans have a long history. Some are motivated by greed, some by expediency. But why would someone feign oppression?

The Atlantic

One’s Antifa. One’s in a Militia. An Ancestry Match Led to an Unlikely Bond.
The story of two distant cousins explores complex issues in today’s America.

NPR

Behind the Rise in Pandemic-Puppy Thefts
Criminals are capitalizing on the increased demand for dogs — and leaving heartbroken owners with little recourse.

TIME

When a Cargo Ship Capsized Off the Coast of Georgia
The 38,600-ton Golden Ray was carrying 4,200 vehicles when it began to tip. Nineteen months later, we finally have an idea of what went wrong.

Car and Driver

Why Being More Productive Starts With Doing Nothing
As work and home blur together, it’s gotten harder to create mental breaks. Here are ways to give your brain a rest.

The Wall Street Journal

Best of the Month: Apple News+

Inside a Notorious Superspreader Wedding
Maine had one of the country’s lowest COVID-19 transmission rates — until a 55-person event sparked an outbreak that spread “like glitter” across the state.

ELLE

A Celebrity Pastor’s Fall From Grace
At the Hillsong megachurch, Carl Lentz preached to the rich and famous. Then a scandal left his congregants questioning everything.

Vanity Fair

The Unsettling Truth About the “Mostly Harmless” Hiker
His emaciated body was discovered in a tent in Florida, identity unknown. Then the internet started looking for clues.

WIRED

A Shooter in the Hills
Who was behind a series of mysterious attacks in the California wilderness?

The New Yorker

A Royal Family, Divided
In the wake of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s shocking Oprah interview, the monarchy takes a public stand — and privately seethes.

People

Weekend Pursuits

One thing to watch: Sesame Street welcomes two new Black muppets to talk about race head-on.

TIME

One thing to listen to: Barack Obama and Bruce Springsteen discuss the American experience in the new podcast Renegades: Born in the USA.

New York Magazine

One thing to read: In his biography of Nipsey Hussle, The Marathon Don’t Stop, Rob Kenner looks back on how Hussle and fellow rapper YG took on Donald Trump.

Los Angeles Magazine

One thing to eat: Seven chefs share their favorite Passover recipes.

Bon Appétit

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