The most popular slang the year you were born
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 Is the US OK With Ukraine striking Russia or not? Kyiv Post · Chris York A White House spokesperson said “we do not support attacks inside Russia” but then appeared to step the comments back slightly.   How Biden and McCarthy struck a debt limit deal and staved off a catastrophe Associated Press · Seung Min Kim, Stephen Groves and Farnoush Amiri Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell urged the president to “shrink the room.” |
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 Inside the meltdown at CNN The Atlantic · Tim Alberta CEO Chris Licht felt he was on a mission to restore the network’s reputation for serious journalism. How did it all go wrong?  Runner didn’t know he nabbed ‘invaluable’ find on beach — until turning on the news sacbee.com · Daniella Segura As a runner trekked across a California beach, something caught his eye. |
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 A 14-year-old from Florida wins the National Spelling Bee NPR · Ayana Archie Do you know the meaning of “psammophile,” the winning word?  Hannah Gadsby’s disastrous ‘Pablo-matic’ show at the Brooklyn Museum artnews.com · Alex Greenberger The exhibition aspires toward a new kind of Picasso scholarship that better accounts for his misogyny, bad behavior, and colonialist impulses.  The most popular slang the year you were born Harper’s BAZAAR · Brie Dyas The word “duh” is much, much older than you think.  Brooke Shields on the experience of making a documentary about her life TheWrap · Missy Schwartz Why the once most famous teenager in the world opened herself up to scrutiny.  Art and AI: Debating the definition of creativity petapixel.com · Rowynn Michelle Dumont and Shane Balkowitsch Can works created by artificial intelligence be considered art?  Dye hard: How Blue Man Group took performance art mainstream mentalfloss.com · Jake Rossen Roughly 50 million people worldwide have seen the show. |
