He said he was going to watch cartoons. He opened his dad's gun safe instead.

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It’s Saturday, April 3.
Here’s what to read this weekend.

Five Great Weekend Reads

He Said He Was Going to Watch Cartoons. He Opened His Dad’s Gun Safe Instead.

It was just five days after his 11th birthday when Tyler Paxton pulled out his father’s .357 Magnum revolver and became part of a disastrous American pattern.

The Washington Post

The Fourth Surge Is Upon Us. This Time, It’s Different.
A deadlier and more transmissible variant has taken root, but now we have the tools to stop it.

The Atlantic

Kellyanne Conway’s Family Feud
She was Trump’s fiercest defender. Her husband, George, decried his every move. Can their marriage recover?

Vanity Fair

How a Murder Mystery Derailed the Life of a Best-Selling Author
Sara Gruen became obsessed with freeing a man from prison after he sent her a letter praising her book Water for Elephants. Now she’s “absolutely broke” and “seriously ill.”

Vulture

The Last Time the Suez Canal Was Blocked, a Utopian Communist Micronation Was Formed at Sea
In 1967, 14 ships were stranded in the Suez Canal after Egypt and Israel went to war. They were stuck there for eight years.

VICE

Featured Issue

The Art of Resilience

Stories of strength: a family therapist’s guide to handling transitions, how one woman who fled her country for America discovered her calling, and what it’s like to spend two weeks alone in a tent in Death Valley.

Oprah Daily

Weekend Pursuits

One thing to watch: The 11 best true-crime series on Netflix right now.

Vox

One thing to listen to: Selena Gomez opens up about her political awakening and her first Spanish-language album.

Vogue

One thing to read: In her new memoir, Sharon Stone writes about being a loner, surviving pre-#MeToo Hollywood, and getting struck by lightning.

The New Yorker

One thing to eat: Four words: banana-pudding cheesecake bars.

Epicurious

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