Must Reads: These twins took down their cyberstalker themselves

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Get unlimited access to The Post for $1 a week  Sign up for this newsletter Read online Compelling, ambitious stories you don't want to miss.     Here are some must-read stories from the past week. We'll be back with the regular newsletter next week. (Eve Edelheit for The Post) Ignored by police, twin sisters took down their cyberstalker themselves The Conradis twins were two of several women in the clutches of the same man who spread their nude photos on the internet — and were told that what they were experiencing was not criminal. By Ari Schneider ●  Read more »       (Rana Düzyol for The Post; Jason Little for The Post; Rebecca Simonov for The Post; Dina Ávila for The Post) The best pizza in America, by region and style Find the best regional pizza, whether your style is a New York slice, Chicago or Detroit deep dish, California-influenced Neapolitan or New Haven apizza. By Washington Post Staff ●  Read more »       (Matthew Abbott for The Post; illustration by Shelly Tan/The Washington Post) The day an underwater volcano almost wiped out a nation The volcanic eruption in Tonga was one of the most powerful ever recorded. Experts say it was a wake-up call. By Washington Post Staff ●  Read more »       ADVERTISEMENT   (Gonzalo Fuentes) 5,000 pilots suspected of hiding major health issues. Most are still flying. Federal authorities have been investigating about 5,000 pilots suspected of falsifying their medical records to conceal conditions that could make them unfit to fly. By Lisa Rein and Craig Whitlock ●  Read more »       (Christopher Lee for The Post) Highways are the next antiabortion target. One Texas town is resisting. A new ordinance, passed in several jurisdictions and under consideration elsewhere, aims to stop people from using local roads to drive someone out of state for an abortion. By Caroline Kitchener ●  Read more »       (Caroline Blumberg/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock) France has too much wine. It's paying millions to destroy the leftovers. Making wine is getting more expensive due in part to recent world events, and the French are drinking less of it. By Caroline Anders ●  Read more »       ADVERTISEMENT   (Chloe Meister/The Washington Post; iStock) Millennials are tired of trying to be perfect moms This pressure to be perfect is acute for millennial moms who arrived at parenthood in the age of social media. They are over it. By Caitlin Gibson ●  Read more »       (Matt Rourke/AP) More schools that forced American Indian children to assimilate revealed A nonprofit Native American group has found details about 115 more Indian boarding schools in the United States. By Dana Hedgpeth and Emmanuel Martinez ●  Read more »       (Joshua Lott/The Washington Post) A crackdown on 'woke' coverage is tearing Atlanta magazine apart Half the staff of Atlanta magazine has quit after the publisher challenged their effort to present a modern picture of life in a diverse, LGBTQ-friendly town. By Laura Wagner ●  Read more »       (Chris Morris for The Post) Who are the NFL owners? From American dynasties to self-starters, here's an illustrated rundown of who owns NFL teams. (Plus, their quirks.) By Lee Powell ●  Read more »         News whiz? Play our daily news quiz. Test your knowledge of current events with our new quotable game, On the Record. Play game   We think you'll like this newsletter Check out Must Reads for a curated selection of our best journalism in your inbox every Saturday, plus a peek behind the scenes into how one story came together. Sign up »

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