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First black priest at church in 700 years quits after racist abuse

Rev Sharon Hunt has ‘stepped away’ from St Mary’s church and Parish of Putney after facing a tirade of racist abuse at a parish dinner

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National Observer businessscience
Major projects office says Ottawa will need other ways to cut emissions to compensate for Pacific Link pipeline

Federal government will need new ways to cut emissions to meet its climate goals because the proposed Pacific Link oil pipeline will emit more than the Pathways carbon capture project will sequester, ...

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New York Times entertainmentscience
‘The Lowdown’ Season 2 Episode 4 Recap: The Milk of Human Unkindness
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Bloomberg sciencebusinesstechnology
Urban Wildfires Pose Dangerous Levels of Pollution Far Beyond the Burn Zone

A new study that tracked smoke from the Eaton fire in LA last year found high levels of airborne toxic chemicals in neighborhoods untouched by the flames.

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New York Times technologyhealthscience
Opinion | These Are the Big Midterm Elections Flying Under the Radar (Gift Article)

National politics dominate people’s attention, but local politics often play a greater role in shaping their lives.

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Bloomberg businesssciencetechnology
New US Data Centers Projected to Emit More Carbon Than All of Mexico

The boom is set to produce enough greenhouse gases to cancel out 15 years of declines in power-sector emissions, according to a Sierra Club analysis.

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Medium politicsworldscience
Monetary power, climate breakdown: how China finances the green transition while European monetary…

Only China has realised that monetary policy can be used to expedite the energy transition

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Medium culturebusinessscience
The Woes of Boeing: Anatomy of an Industrial Atrophy and the Path Forward

Is Boeing’s plight a metaphor for the broader meltdown of America?

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New York Times sciencetransportation
New York Bought an Electric Ferry. The City Can’t Charge It. (Gift Article)

Locations across the country want to launch electric ferries to cut carbon emissions, but there are challenges to the rollout.

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Medium technologyculturescience
The Dystopian Horror of AI Data Centers

Where have all the natural resources gone?

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Medium culturescience
Was John the Baptist More Influential Than Jesus?

What Acts and Josephus Reveal

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The Atlantic science
A Harmless Act of Halloween Rebellion

Don’t worry if you don’t understand some costumes this year.

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Medium culturescienceopinion
Expansions

in the Philosophy and History of Biology

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Washington Post healthscience
America’s medical arsenal is at risk - WP Intelligence

Beijing has multiple ways to weaponize its dominance over inputs for U.S. drugs

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New York Times culturescienceentertainment
Our Favorite L.A. Movies: Artists, Directors and Other Locals Share the Films That Capture the City (Gift Article)

Artists, directors and other locals on their favorite films set in the city, both in and beyond Hollywood.

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Medium businessscience
Under the Hood of a Post-Growth Enterprise

How member- and steward-owned businesses create value beyond profit.

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National Observer sciencetransportation
Antarctic sea ice decline is triggering global ocean changes

A key layer of water around Antarctica is getting saltier, potentially shifting storm tracks and accelerating sea-level rise, new research shows.

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NRC culturehealthscience
Goed voorbereid naar de Cello Biënnale: zo zet je eenvoudig je eigen cello in elkaar

Installatiegids Cellö: Donderdag start de Cello Biënnale. Voor dat grote cellofeest komen internationale cellosterren én -liefhebbers naar het Muziekgebouw in Amsterdam. Met de NRC cellobouwgids van i...

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New York Times businesstechnologyscience
New Batteries That Store Blistering Heat Are Taking Off (Gift Article)

Large batteries that store electricity have revolutionized power grids and car markets. Now some start-ups are betting that “heat batteries” could be just as transformative.

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New York Times culturetechnologyscience
Huerta Is Remembered as a Labor Champion With a Multidimensional Legacy (Gift Article)

Ms. Huerta, a champion for workers and Latinos, was lauded after revealing she had been sexually assaulted by Cesar Chavez. But some women said she rebuffed their own complaints about abuse within the...

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Bloomberg healthscience
Screwworm Detected for First Time in Arizona as Outbreak Spreads

New World screwworm was found in Arizona for the first time, detected in a dog, as cases of the deadly parasite accelerate.

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NRC scienceworldhealth
Flávio Bolsonaro landt in de Verenigde Staten, zegt dat hij ‘rechtmatige president’ is en dat de verkiezingen zijn ‘gestolen’

Brazilië: Flávio Bolsonaro, de verliezer van de presidentsverkiezingingen in Brazilië, noemt zichzelf vanuit Miami de daadwerkelijke vertegenwoordiger van het Braziliaanse volk. In Brazilië loopt een ...

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NRC cultureopinionscience
Column | Hoe groter geest, hoe groter beest, tenzij je vrouw bent

Het barst van de schrijvers in films en toneelstukken. Maar schrijven zie je ze nauwelijks, want aan een schrijver in actie is weinig te beleven. Voor drama heb je meer aan een danseres, of een kunsts...

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New York Times scienceworld
Noun for a Passel of Cats Plunges Britons Into Not-So-Great Debate; A Cluther of Etymologists (Gift Article)

London Times debate on noun for assembly of cats noted

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Medium scienceculture
Dog Paw Wax: Is It Worth Buying? 5 Benefits Every Dog Owner Should Know

From winter road salt to dry paw pads, discover what dog paw wax can do, which ingredients to avoid and how to choose a product that’s…

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New York Times culturescience
Life Magazine, Chronicler of 20th-Century America, Rises Again (Gift Article)

The iconic publication, acclaimed for its visual storytelling, will return as a print quarterly next month in a challenging business environment.

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Medium businessscienceworld
The Mythology of Lord Dunsany

Œ’s tribute to the King of Dreams

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National Observer science
Canada's big city green mayors are up against it

Ontario and BC have provincial governments hostile to climate policy and municipal councils that care in both of their largest cities

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Medium culturescience
International Chocolate Day: From Ancient Cacao to Dairy Milk and Kunafa Chocolate

Discover chocolate’s ancient cacao origins, its role in Maya and Aztec cultures, and the innovations that transformed a bitter drink into a…

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Bloomberg businesstechnologyscience
A Guide to the Circular Deals Underpinning the AI Boom

A web of interlinked investments raises the risk of cascading losses if AI falls short of its potential.

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New York Times scienceentertainmenthealth
Machado regresó a Venezuela. ¿Qué significa eso para la influencia de EE. UU. en el país? (Gift Article)

Ahora que la principal líder de la oposición está de vuelta en el país, ha cambiado los cálculos políticos del gobierno de Trump y de la presidenta interina venezolana.

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Medium technologyscience
Waiting for your iPhone Duo to Arrive?

Some things to do to prepare for the arrival of Apple’s new folding iPhone

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New York Times science
The Overlapping Plagues Quietly Devastating American Forests (Gift Article)

Trees are suffering one devastating epidemic after another, unleashed by insects and bacteria that enter the country because of global trade.

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New York Times culturehealthscience
Video: When ChatGPT’s Medical Advice Led to Tragedy

A young woman experiencing side effects from her anti-seizure medicine turned to ChatGPT for guidance. It helped her to devise a plan to taper off the medication, advice that came with devastating con...

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Medium science
Night of the Full Moon Enchantress

Marsha turned and her green eyes glowed. She said with a kiss, “I’ve kindled your flames.”

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New York Times cultureentertainmentscience
Susan Saint James, Emmy Winner Who Starred in ‘Kate & Allie,’ Dies at 80 (Gift Article)

In a long career, she was best known for starring opposite Jane Curtin in “Kate & Allie,” a 1980s sitcom about two divorced women raising three children in New York City.

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New York Times scienceculture
The Man in Search of the Perfect Dog (Gift Article)

A winemaker in Northern California is convinced that a dog once bred to herd sheep in the Scottish Highlands is the ideal pet for our uncertain times.

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Medium healthsciencetransportation
Madam Midnight: The Ghost Who Haunts a Shopping Mall

One shopping mall, a midnight mystery, and a ghost who refuses to leave without a bargain.

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National Observer sciencehealthworld
The planet’s vital signs are getting worse. One of the easiest fixes is your diet

Raising cattle for human consumption is one of the main drivers of deforestation, which contributes to warming by eliminating carbon sinks. Timothy Searchinger, a senior research scholar at Princeton ...

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Washington Post culturescience
Route 66 turns 100. We road-tripped through all its kitsch.

A photographer followed the iconic highway’s path from Chicago to Santa Monica to capture its shifting landscapes, rural charms and retro roadside attractions.

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The Atlantic healthscience
Did Scientists Accidentally Invent an Anti-addiction Drug?

People taking Ozempic for weight loss say they have also stopped drinking, smoking, shopping, and even nail biting.

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New York Times culturescience
At a Revamped Museum, Goya’s Nightmares Seem Scarily Relevant (Gift Article)

The artist’s portrayals of uncertainty and social upheaval are likely to resonate with visitors to an expanded museum in Zaragoza, Spain, that opens Friday.

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The Atlantic culturetechnologyscience
A Wolf Dawg’s Tale

My husband has worn the same Halloween costume for 18 years.

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National Observer politicsworldscience
When the term 'heatwave' is no longer enough

A groundbreaking Reuters investigation explains that massive “heat storms” now “swarm the planet.”

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National Observer businessworldscience
Gen Z v. Canada: Youth climate lawsuit enters next round

Prime Minister Mark Carney's government parrots oil and gas industry to argue Canada can't be accountable for accelerating climate crisis.

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Bloomberg technologysciencepolitics
Why I’m Excited About a Bucket of White Paint

The latest innovation in climate tech comes in a humble package

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Medium healthscienceopinion
The Weight Is Coming Off, But Is Your Body Getting What It Needs to Eat?

Weight loss shots cut hunger so well that many people now eat too little of what matters.

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NRC worldsciencehealth
In de spannende Israëlische verkiezingen kunnen stemmers uit het buitenland belangrijk worden: ‘Israël beïnvloedt mijn dagelijks leven in Nederland, daarom ga ik erheen om te stemmen’

Israëlische verkiezingen: De verkiezingen in Israël van dinsdag lijken een nek-aan-nekrace te worden. Naar schatting 67.000 Israëliërs komen vanuit het buitenland om hun stem uit te brengen. „Israël w...

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Medium science
Jackass Number Two — friendship and death wishes shine above animal and elder abuse

Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O, Bam Margera, Chris Pontius, and the whole crew return to the screen to raise the stakes higher than ever before.

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Medium culturetechnologyscience
What Are We Educating Designers to Become?

A monologue on design, education and the future of human creativity

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