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 A history of spy balloons
Grid · Khaya Himmelman
Using surveillance balloons to gather intelligence is not rare or new.
 The mounting, undeniable Me Too backlash
Vox · Constance Grady
The moment was bound to end, and it was going to hurt.
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 Conflicted in Kansas City
kcur.org · Lawrence Brooks IV
As the city at-large celebrates another Super Bowl appearance, some fans feel alienated by the team’s arrowhead-shaped logo and “tomahawk chop.”
 ‘I’ve been in that room’
The 19th · Orion Rummler
How “The Last of Us” resonated for a survivor of the AIDS crisis.
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 Is a Florida pastor accused of fraud feigning illness to avoid prison?
NBC News · Rich Schapiro
A court-ordered psychiatrist ruled that Evan Edwards was incompetent to stand trial, but the doctor’s report raised more questions than answers.
 Men, the ‘epidemic of loneliness’ and how it got this bad
USA TODAY · Patrick Ryan
Are men OK? In all likelihood, they’ll never tell you.
 What is Black joy?
National Geographic · Rachel Jones
Black visual artists and photographers chronicle the untold stories, traditions, and celebrations that compound into a bittersweet experience.
 Everyone agrees that universal pre-K is important
FiveThirtyEight · Monica Potts
Many states are discussing preschool expansion. But how each chooses to do that can make uneven contributions to an already uneven system.
 What’s the story of the morning glory?
Epicurious · Matthew Zuras
The 1970s muffin is an exercise in hippie breakfast maximalism.
 Do bees have knees?
Live Science · JoAnna Wendel
Before “the bee’s knees” evolved into a compliment, the phrase had an entirely different meaning.
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