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The Gift of Getting Weirder With Age
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How Indigenous Acknowledgments Became a Target in Australia
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The Times (UK) legaltechnologyworld
‘Zero tolerance’ of attacks on faithful after nun assaulted in Jerusalem

Israeli police arrest a 36-year-old after CCTV footage showed a nun from the French School of Biblical and Archaeological Research being shoved and kicked on Mount Zion

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Bloomberg media
This Decade’s Must-Read Is a 1939 Guide to Waging Economic War

A steady stream of policymakers is seeking out a musty tome housed deep within Britain’s National Archives.

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Bloomberg businesstechnology
Apple Is Winning the AI Spending Game by Not Playing It

It may be a cliche to invoke the pick-and-shovel sellers of the California Gold Rush, but what better way is there to frame what’s happening to Apple Inc.?

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The Atlantic cultureworld
Photos of the Week: Screeching Championship, Direct Democracy, Victory Plunge

Parkour practice in the mountains of Afghanistan, an Anzac Day parade in Australia, a lunar-landing art project in Northern Ireland, corgi racing in the Czech Republic, and much more

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New York Times technologyscience
Victor Wembanyama isn't afraid to cry. His teammates say that's refreshing
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Medium businesstechnology
Apple’s Siri Problem Is Actually Liability

Turning Siri into a chatbot changes who gets blamed when it goes wrong

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Washington Post healthpolitics
Medicare portal database exposed health providers’ Social Security numbers

It is the latest technical problem related to the Trump administration’s push to create a national directory of health providers.

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In Gianni Infantino’s FIFA bubble, peacemaking is a photo op. The real world is far more complicated (Gift Article)

An attempt to invite Israeli and Palestinian soccer officials to shake hands showed how detached the FIFA president is from reality

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Medium culture
The Dark Psychology Trick Marcus Aurelius Used on Other People (That Therapists Now Call…

I used to think influence meant being the loudest person in the room.

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Alec Bohm’s parents request dismissal of lawsuit as new details emerge in dispute (Gift Article)

Bohm filed a lawsuit against his parents in March alleging financial mismanagement of his affairs. His parents want the suit dismissed.

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New York Times sports
Kentucky Derby history shows ‘real’ 2026 favorite and 2 long shots with upset potential (Gift Article)

Past races show key commonalities between Kentucky Derby winners. Here's who shares them in the 2026 Run for the Roses.

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Defector culture
I Would Like To Put Lunchmeat On The Cybertruck | Defector

I saw my first Tesla Cybertruck in person a couple weeks ago. I’d driven my family into an outer satellite town of D.C., well outside our normal circuits, and there it was, around the corner from us in a parking garage. It looked dumpy and top-heavy and cheap. You could spot its poor assembly at…

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The Atlantic politicsworld
The Real Reason Iran Hasn’t Struck a Deal

The standoff isn’t about hard-liners blocking pragmatists inside Iran, but about both sides believing that they have won the war.

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New York Times sports
Inside how Jalen Suggs channels his inner football player: ‘He puts his body on the line’ (Gift Article)

The Magic guard was the first person to be named Minnesota Mr. Basketball and Mr. Football in the same year. He's not afraid of contact.

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New York Times politicsopinion
Isabel Allende Understands How Fear Changes a Society (Published 2025)
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NRC politicsworldhealth
Het regent olie na Oekraïense aanvallen op Russische raffinaderijen

Drone-aanvallen: Olieraffinaderijen in Rusland werden de afgelopen dagen bestookt met drones. Inwoners moeten ramen en deuren gesloten houden, vogels en zeedieren komen om. Ondertussen proberen de Rus...

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NRC opinionworldscience
Indiase multinational met engelengeduld heeft 12 miljard dollar over voor Organon uit Oss

Overname: Van alle Indiase farmaceutische bedrijven is Sun Pharma misschien wel het meest gehaaide. Wat 43 jaar geleden begon als kleine medicijnhandelaar, is nu een wereldwijd opererende speler die h...

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New York Times culture
Without a trace: Why tennis is asking its stars not to believe their eyes
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New York Times sports
Will the Rangers try to trade for Brady Tkachuk? Why a big swing isn’t a no-brainer (Gift Article)

It's not breaking news that the Rangers have monitored Tkachuk's situation over the years. But should they ever make a play for him?

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New York Times sports
For Marta Kostyuk, her first WTA 1000 final will go beyond the tennis court
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The Atlantic politics
Iran’s Leaders Mostly Want a Deal

Sure, there’s “infighting,” but not along the lines many assume.

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Bloomberg businesssports
The NBA Draft Is Bad for Business

Too many teams lost too many games in pursuit of potentially transformative players.

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New York Times sports
Alexander Blockx, Madrid Open semifinalist, is ready for a bigger tennis court in every sense (Gift Article)

The 21-year-old Belgian has been thriving in the space afforded to him by playing on show courts during his run.

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New York Times sportsculture
A brief history of the playoff penalty shot, suddenly the NHL’s hottest new trend (Gift Article)

Penalty shots are relatively rare in the playoffs, but this season has featured an unprecedented number of them already in the first round.

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Bloomberg business
Trump Family Crypto Project Quietly Sold as Holders Got Stuck

The pitch was straightforward: Invest in the cryptocurrency venture of Donald Trump and his family, back the industry’s most powerful ally at the peak of their influence, and share the spoils.

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New York Times sports
What we heard around college football this spring: Optimism in Alabama, Miami reloads and more (Gift Article)

Some of college football's hopeful contenders resolved their offseason QB battles during spring ball. For others, the wait continues.

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National Observer businessscienceworld
Trump gives go-ahead to major new Canada-US oil pipeline

The one-metre-wide Bridger Pipeline Expansion needs additional state and environmental approvals, but would carry up to 550,000 barrels of oil a day from Canada through Montana and Wyoming, where it w...

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National Observer politicssciencehealth
Indigenous health can’t be separated from environmental health, leaders tell UN

At the Permanent Forum, leaders connect climate change, mining and deforestation to mounting health crisis and demand a coordinated approach to land rights.

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National Observer politicsscience
Wet'suwet'en law meets Canada’s climate promises

Misdzi Yikh v. Canada is not just another environmental lawsuit. It is a test of whether climate pledges — repeated on the world stage — carry real obligations at home.

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Bloomberg businesspoliticsworld
Exxon Profit Surprises Analysts Despite Iran War’s Tumult

Exxon Mobil Corp. outperformed expectations after oil-production increases from Guyana and the Permian Basin helped offset supply losses due to the Middle East war.

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Medium technologyworld
Skip the Tech Resolutions, Fix the Friction

Timing matters less than intent in digital change

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New York Times politics
Collins and Platner Face Off: 5 Takeaways From the Maine Senate Shake-Up
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The Atlantic politics
How You Felt About Obama Saying ‘If I Had a Son’ Explains Everything

Would he look like Trayvon Martin?

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New York Times sports
College basketball coaches react to NCAA Tournament expansion, focus on how field should be picked (Gift Article)

"Cinderella is what helped make the tournament what it is," Houston coach Kelvin Sampson said. "I hope we don't lose that piece of it."

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New York Times cultureentertainment
Georg Baselitz, German Neo-Expressionist Painter, Dies at 88
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New York Times scienceworldculture
Can the Costume Institute Survive Without the Met Gala?
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Medium culturesciencebusiness
Lo! Thy Dread Empire: Capitalism Will Work You To Death

and then resurrect your corpse to finish your shift

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New York Times culture
‘Hokum’ Review: You Can Check In, but You Might Not Check Out
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Bloomberg businesstechnology
OpenAI CFO Sees ‘Vertical Wall of Demand’ for Products

OpenAI Chief Financial Officer Sarah Friar pushed back on concerns about missing internal targets, saying the company is meeting objectives and sees “a vertical wall of demand” for its products.

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New York Times transportation
The Last Moments of Jeju Air Flight 2216 (Gift Article)

The crew of a stricken South Korean flight faced a cascade of unforgiving decisions in the last moments. The kind other pilots might look at and ask: What would I have done?

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New York Times sports
The ‘curse’ is over: Wild break through first round — and it feels like more is coming (Gift Article)

The fans flowed out of Grand Casino Arena on Thursday ready to celebrate. They should. They've earned a playoff run, just like the players.

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New York Times healthsports
Is the Eastern Conference the Knicks’ to lose? It feels that way (Gift Article)

The East always felt up for grabs going into the postseason, and right now, New York is the most stable squad.

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New York Times sports
Browns make case to host Super Bowl at stadium groundbreaking ceremony (Gift Article)

Franchise owner Jimmy Haslam says new stadium, set to open in 2029, could "be a transformational movement for the city."

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Bloomberg opinion
Australia’s Richest Person Gifts Jet to Hard-Right Party Leader

Australia’s richest person, Gina Rinehart, has donated a plane to Pauline Hanson, the leader of the country’s hard-right One Nation Party.

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National Observer technology
Young Canadians want AI companies to make their chatbots less addictive, says report

A new report focusing on the perspectives of young people says the government should order AI companies to take steps to curb the addictive aspects of their AI chatbots.

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40 Years Ago, a Nuclear Catastrophe at Chernobyl
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New York Times politicsculturetechnology
Something Liberals and Conservatives Agree On: Hatred of Data Centers
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La popularidad de Trump cae de cara a las elecciones intermedias
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