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 What’s next for Elon Musk and Twitter?
flipboard.com · The Tech Desk
Musk immediately fired top executives and is expected to install himself as CEO.
 The Supreme Court could overturn another major precedent
FiveThirtyEight · Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux and Zoha Qamar
This time, Americans might agree with the decision.
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 Vote 2022: Your complete election guide
flipboard.com · The Politics Desk
Everything you need to know about the midterm elections, candidates and issues.
 What does it actually take to be banned from a restaurant for life?
TODAY · Thomas P. Farley
They exiled James Corden. Could you be next?
 How to train your brain to get better at forgiveness
Fast Company · Art Markman
If you’re having trouble forgiving someone, here are three things you can do.
 Are gas stoves the new cigarettes?
newrepublic.com · Heather Souvaine Horn
A new study suggests that gas stoves are poisoning people in more ways than even the experts knew.
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 10 problematic Halloween costumes you shouldn’t wear this year
The Independent · Meredith Clark
There’s always at least one person whose Halloween costume is insensitive, problematic and downright offensive.
 How the World Series’ big, green, furry mascots came to be
Axios · Alexa Mencia
For all their differences, you’ll notice one similarity when the Philadelphia Phillies and Houston Astros meet: their mascots look irritatingly related.
 The night Warren Zevon left the ‘Late Show’ building
theringer.com · Alan Siegel
On Oct. 30, 2002, the cancer-stricken singer gave one last performance.
 Mexico City’s Island of the Dolls is the creepiest place on earth
Frommers · Zac Thompson
This unsettling Island of Misfit Toys lurks amid the Xochimilco canals in the southern part of the Mexican capital.
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