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 Why is Nancy Pelosi a conspiracy theory target?
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The attack on Paul Pelosi shows how lies are becoming fair game in politics.
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 What Lula’s stunning victory means for the imperiled Amazon rainforest
Vox · Benji Jones
Brazil’s incoming president has pledged to restore the Amazon. Will it be enough?
 Will Bernie Sanders run for president in 2024?
theweek.com · Justin Klawans
Third time’s a charm?
 Elon Musk’s first days as Twitter owner: Conspiracies, chaos, and desperation
VICE · Edward Ongweso Jr
Musk’s first few days at Twitter create the image of someone who owns a company he doesn’t want and has no idea how to manage.
 The brain undergoes a great ‘rewiring’ after age 40
bigthink.com · Ross Pomeroy
The aging brain is networked differently.
 Why I started writing crossword puzzles
Catapult · Celia Mattison
Who decides what’s common knowledge?
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 Don’t have hobbies? It’s OK, there’s nothing wrong with you
HuffPost UK · Caroline Bologna
Mental health experts break down the pressures of hobbies and side hustles — and suggest an alternative.
 How to be less hangry
Self · Kathryn Watson
It’s not as simple as just snacking.
 ‘How I became a sexual creature’ — Paul Newman’s newly discovered memoir
The Guardian · Hadley Freeman
In his astonishing posthumous autobiography, the star faces up to his alcohol problems and fatherly failings, and reveals the secret of his sex appeal.
 Halloween 101: History, traditions and more
flipboard.com · Reader’s Digest
From the history of jack-o’-lanterns to why we bob for apples.
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