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 Who was al-Qaida leader Ayman al-Zawahiri?
flipboard.com · CBS News
He was said to be the true architect of the Sept. 11 attacks.
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 Is a Recession Coming? 5 Things To Do ASAP
financebuzz.com
Is a recession coming? With inflation, gas prices, and home values going crazy, it’s very possible and scary. Here’s how to prepare so the recession affects you less than others.
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 We haven’t built for this climate
Axios · Andrew Freedman
This summer is demonstrating that our infrastructure can’t withstand the changed climate of today, let alone the impacts on the horizon.
 Self-compassion makes you a better person. Here’s how to practice it.
Vox · Sigal Samuel
It isn’t about letting yourself off the hook — in fact, it’s the opposite.
 For America’s children, screen time is here to stay
The 74 · Cari Spencer
It’s time to reframe the conversation around tech addiction.
 Happy birthday, George Jetson
flipboard.com · The Science Desk
Fans have deduced that he was born on July 31, 2022. Here’s more about why the internet thinks that, plus what the animated series got right.
 The story behind ‘Star Trek’ actress Nichelle Nichols’ iconic interracial kiss
theconversation.com · Matthew Delmont
Nichols’ legacy goes far beyond those few on-screen seconds in 1968.
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 Beyoncé and the soon-to-be re-recorded ableist slur
Euronews Culture · Katherine Berjikian
The term “spaz” has a long history in American music, as it seems to have less of a negative connotation in the U.S. than other countries.
 What ever happened to the neighborhood paperboy?
smithsonianmag.com · Chris Klimek
The surprisingly murky history of bicycle-riding newspaper carriers.
 Remembering when fish rode the rails
Atlas Obscura · Jonathan Feakins
For decades, salmon, catfish, and trout traveled in America’s fleet of “Fish Cars.”
 What it’s like to be a pirate researcher
Hakai Magazine · Ute Eberle
“The hidden chest with a map? That’s a myth.”
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