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 Turkish teen filmed ‘last moments’ from apartment
Associated Press · Robert Badendieck and Mucahit Ceylan
The 17-year-old took out his cellphone and began recording a final goodbye, hoping it would be discovered after his death.
 The health care system rethinks obesity
Axios · Caitlin Owens
Doctors and medical experts are leading a rapid cultural shift around obesity, viewing it as a disease rather than a lifestyle choice.
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 What to make of Eric Bieniemy’s move to Washington
flipboard.com · The Sports Desk
The offensive coordinator’s success in Kansas City is well-documented. So is the NFL’s dearth of Black head coaches.
 Emotional distress is plaguing American teenage girls
The Guardian · Moira Donegan
The stark gender breakdown in the data suggests that a meaningful solution might have to be political, rather than bureaucratic.
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Smithsonian Magazine · Luke Savage
A sweeping book offers a provocative new history arguing that today’s inequality can be traced back to the state’s founding.
 The ‘Satanic Panic’ is back
billboard.com · Stephen Daw
Whether targeted at Lil Nas X or Sam Smith, outrage at queer artists using Satanic imagery has been on the rise as of late.
 The benefits of a risk-taker’s ‘childlike’ brain
bigthink.com · Ross Pomeroy
Risk-taking isn’t inherently bad. It tends to build self-confidence when things work out, and resilience when they don’t.
 Songwriter Kyle Jacobs dies at 49
Entertainment Weekly · Emlyn Travis
The musician penned hits for numerous country legends including Tim McGraw and Garth Brooks.
 Supermarkets are having a fire sale on data about you
themarkup.org · Jon Keegan
Your discount cards are sharing much more than what’s in your cart — and grocery chains are reaping huge profits by selling this data.
 How to make a DIY hydroponic garden
familyhandyman.com · Karuna Eberl
Spend a couple of hours on this project and eat salad for life.
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