Conflict in the mid-east, Harvard president resignation, JAL flight evacuation, mislabeled deaths in federal prisons, and historic moment in women's hockey league

All 379 people on board a Japan Airlines flight that caught fire survived. The BBC explains how the crew pulled off a “flawless” evacuation.

Federal prisons often attribute detainee deaths to natural causes. The distinction allows them to sidestep autopsies and investigations. NPR has the story.

The Athletic reveals how the Professional Women’s Hockey League came together in six months.

Humans are changing the moon so much, researchers say we’re in a new lunar epoch. Popular Mechanics has the details.