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 Nuclear fusion: How long until this breakthrough discovery can power your house
CNN · Neil Stanage
Researchers for decades have attempted to recreate nuclear fusion — replicating the energy that powers the sun. Here’s what you need to know about this…
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 The case against SBF leaves out his victims
Semafor · Liz Hoffman
The News Sam Bankman-Fried is under arrest and facing charges from U.S. authorities that he defrauded investors and customers of his collapsed crypto …
 The party animal and the island-hopping hermit
Business Insider · Hugh Langley and Rob Price
Inside the lavish, secretive, post-Google lives of Sergey Brin and Larry Page.
 Why we’re relitigating the Casey Anthony case now — and why we shouldn’t
Vox · Aja Romano
Peacock’s new Casey Anthony special dares to ask why we need to rehash every true crime case.
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 The herd in the head
Aeon Magazine · Costica Bradatan
It is enormously empowering — even intoxicating — to lose yourself to a crowd. That is why we need contrarians.
 A rare look at the world’s most expensive sheep
nationalgeographic.co.uk · Douglas Main
In Senegal, Ladoum sheep can cost tens of thousands of pounds. Measuring up to four feet tall, they’re prized as pets and status symbols.
 The rise of “skyvertising”
Axios · Alex Fitzpatrick
The constant battle for our attention — and money — is going airborne.
 A delicious and light-filled Hanukkah, by Tastemaker Shannon Sarna
flipboard.com · Flipboard Foodies
How to make challah, kugel and latkes — and then get the latke-frying smell out of your house.
 No, the Washington Monument doesn’t have ‘Satanic’ dimensions
Snopes · Bethania Palma
It measures fairly close to 6,666 x 666 inches, but there’s nothing sinister behind that.
 Four ways to put an end to revenge bedtime procrastination
livestrong.com · Marygrace Taylor
Staying up past the point when you know you should sleep can feel really satisfying, but it will leave you tired the next day.
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