Roundups archive
16 roundups published in September 2026.
Ash Adams's photojournalism piece on Alaska smokejumpers in Photography shines for its intimate look at parachute maintenance, while footloose dev's guide in Travel provides clear logistics for navigating transatlantic cancellations.
Read the roundupLiv Arnold's essay on Bangkok's death awareness café on Adventure.com brings an unflinching emotional clarity to travel writing, while Nutrition Facts offers a rigorous, data-driven look at how surrogate clinical trial endpoints distort the true efficacy of expensive chemotherapy drugs.
Read the roundupNever Ending Footsteps provides a transparent look at navigating insurance claims during widespread European flight cancellations in Travel, while David Lebovitz offers an evocative harvest chicken braise with dark seeded grapes in Food.
Read the roundupTechdirt's clear legal breakdown separating copyright infringement from property theft cuts through persistent AI scraping confusion, while Port Pass Travel's Juneau guide offers a grounded, actionable itinerary for navigating Alaska's capital.
Read the roundupPort Pass Travel’s guide to Juneau day trips offers a refreshing look at navigating roadless Alaskan transit hubs, while CNET’s report on Google’s orbital satellite test under Project Suncatcher highlights a surreal leap forward in off-planet hardware resilience.
Read the roundupIn Travel, ViaTravelers provides exceptionally practical drive-time and seasonal logistics for 16 Las Vegas day trips, while High Signal's teardown of Jonathan Wilke generating $220k in five days via outbid.lol steals the show in Business.
Read the roundupTravel is anchored by a compelling look into the archival chaos behind the Oxford English Dictionary, while Tech shines with Display Nomad's practical breakdown of UFO motion blur telemetry.
Read the roundupView from the Wing’s look at terminal-powered illuminating credit cards captures a clever shift in fintech hardware, while Bitcoin News exposes the malware risks hidden inside counterfeit desktop AI clients targeting crypto wallets.
Read the roundupIn Travel, AwayGoWe's grounded assessment of Halong Bay cruise choices stands out for cutting through booking noise, while Engadget's look at Adobe embedding 70-plus tools into Slack highlights a major workflow shift in Tech.
Read the roundupOn the culinary side, Digestive Joy reviews the clinical development behind a low-FODMAP hot sauce for gut health, Making a Mark critiques memorable submissions from the 2026 Portrait Award, and Mount and Monitor explains the physics of camouflaging smart outdoor security cameras.
Read the roundupDeep Clean Depot's guide to hydraulic hose ferrules offers a rare look at maintenance safety in Business, matched by BambooHR's candid assessment of autonomous AI agent design in Career.
Read the roundupIn Travel, Never Ending Footsteps delivers a refreshingly honest financial breakdown of off-season transit and historic touring across Tunisia, while Mayer Brown’s analysis of designated directorships cuts straight through the legal risks private equity appointees face under Delaware corporate law.
Read the roundupTravel Lemming's review of Taipei's Humble Boutique Hotel delivers an honest, nuanced assessment of quiet luxury outside primary tourist hubs, while The Verge's report on Abbott's Libre Duo details how dual glucose-ketone tracking is reshaping diabetes management.
Read the roundupIn Travel, View from the Wing reveals the steep unlisted discounts airlines negotiate for commercial jetliners, while Tether AI Research stands out in Cryptocurrency for releasing offline edge-translation models across 19 African languages.
Read the roundupIn travel, Lonely Planet’s guide to navigating Bermuda without rental cars offers essential logistical clarity, while Bitcoin News provides a fascinating legal case study with Thai investors suing Tether over a warrantless $42 million freeze.
Read the roundupIn Travel, Adventurous Kate's guide to Alghero stands out for unpacking Sardinia’s distinctive Catalan heritage, while Alexandra's Kitchen takes the top spot in Food with a foolproof chocolate cake built on the precise chemistry of buttermilk and brewed coffee.
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