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?Ghosts on the Glacier? from the New York Times

In the New York Times this week there?s an absolutely stunning story, told with words, video, and incredible photographs, about a mountain expedition gone wrong in 1973. Writer John Branch conducted dozens of interviews to get to the bottom of what happened on Aconcagua, the peak in the Andes range that is the tallest in the western hemisphere, fifty years ago. What we already knew was that the expedition took the lives of John Cooper, a NASA engineer, and Janet Johnson, a schoolteacher from Denver and perhaps the group?s most talented climber. The intervening years saw contradictory statements from survivors, shrouding the trek in a layer of mystery. But a recent discovery, Johnson?s camera from the expedition with undeveloped film still inside, has provided new details on the team?s fate. It?s a riveting story with incredible images, and should be at the top of your reading list this weekend.  
Jesse Armstrong Talks About the Succession Ending 

Succession mania gripped many of us earlier this year, but if you?re still hungry for...