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 Returning to Afghanistan — one year after the fall of Kabul
Vanity Fair · Peter van Agtmael
I went back to witness life under Taliban rule, chronicling intriguing and, at times, unsettling scenes.
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 India-Pakistan partition still haunts 75 years later
flipboard.com · The Features Desk
India and Pakistan are celebrating 75th birthdays this month. But the birth of these antagonistic nations wasn’t an entirely happy event.
 A South Carolina woman died in an alligator attack: How rare is that?
USA TODAY · Jordan Mendoza
Alligators have a natural fear of humans and usually will retreat when approached.
 What is quiet quitting? Inside the work trend taking over TikTok
TODAY · Anna Kaplan
The new trend is all about setting clear work-life boundaries.
 How American candy stores took over London’s Oxford Street
NBC News · Alexander Smith
The question confounding officials: Where did they come from?
 Why ‘Soylent Green’ got 2022 so wrong
slate.com · Andrew Maynard
The film is a cautionary tale set in a dystopic future where corporate greed and overpopulation have led to a ravaged environment.
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 How Salman Rushdie changed everything
newrepublic.com · Siva Vaidhyanathan
Opinion: Rushdie’s vision of desi identity, unrestrained by colonialism, should inspire us as he recovers from his wounds.
 Unpacking fashion’s current obsession with mythical beasts
VICE · Alice May Stenson
What is fashion without legends and folklore?
 Freya the Walrus is the perfect metaphor for our times
DAZED · Ted Stansfield
Opinion: Rest in power Freya – your love and velveteen beauty were too big for this world.
 Why do animals have tails?
theconversation.com · Michael A. Little
Whether they belong to reptiles, insects, birds or mammals, tails serve a wide variety of purposes.
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