What I read this week...

I Left Out the Full Truth to Get My Climate Change Paper Published (TFP)

What It's Like To Have ADHD (Yashar Ali)

Amazon's $43B ad business, explained (Trung Phan)

Why We Founded SaaSGrid (David Sacks)

Exclusive survey: Experts favor new U.S. agency to govern AI (Axios)

Exclusive: A Leading Chinese Nickel Producer Tries Its Luck in the U.S. (The Information)

Disney’s wildest ride: Iger, Chapek and the making of an epic succession mess (CNBC)

Growing majority of Americans think McConnell ‘severely’ limited in doing his job (The Hill)

Dave Clark Resigns as Flexport CEO (WSJ)

Arm’s IPO Pitch to Wall Street: Don’t Worry, Growth Is Coming (The Information)

Chinese Gate-Crashers at U.S. Bases Spark Espionage Concerns (WSJ)

How Tiger Global, one of the biggest backers of startups over the past decade, fell to earth (Fortune)

Shake-Up at Sequoia as Five Partners Exit (The Information)

Minnesota kids start school year with universal free meals (Axios)

American Family Life Should Not Be This Volatile (The Atlantic)

In Praise of Heroic Masculinity (The Atlantic)

San Francisco's millionaire anti-pickleball crusader has her own private court (SFGate)