New Analysis Suggests Elizabeth I's Secretaries Wrote Her Angriest Letters

Analysis of handwriting and word frequency reveals that out of roughly 3,000 letters attributed to Elizabeth I, only around 100 were penned by her, with much of the remaining correspondence likely written by her male secretaries, as reported by Smithsonian. In other news, choreographer Kyle Abraham has rebranded his company for the third time since 2005, now naming it Kyle Abraham Dance Vanguard, inspired by D'Angelo's group; dancers are guaranteed 52-week salaries, retirement benefits, and ongoing royalties, according to Dance Magazine. Among the latest MacArthur fellows are Chip Thomas, 69, a physician active in the Navajo Nation for 36 years, and saxophonist Immanuel Wilkins, 29, noted for his unique performances, NPR states. Additionally, in China, students must now read Jane Eyre in its entirety, with state media quoting Jane's poignant line about being perceived as "soulless and heartless." Meanwhile, in Washington, Senator Mike Lee of Utah blocked a bill from Jeff Merkley and Lisa Murkowski aimed at preventing the demolition of presidential memorials without congressional consent, labeling it as "partisan scaremongering," as reported by The Washington Post.