Elizabeth Holmes was found guilty on four of 11 charges in her fraud trial. The Wall Street Journal reports on the downfall of a startup founder who claimed to revolutionize the blood-testing industry. Capitol Police officers were attacked and beaten by insurrectionists. The Washington Post details how the force is trying to recover and do its job amid low morale and a wave of resignations. A Wall Street Journal tech columnist recommends you activate this iPhone feature before you die. There’s snow on the ground in parts of America. Is it safe to eat? NPR checks with scientists. Short answer: Yes, but think about a few things first.
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