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 Dirty air can be deadly. Here’s how to protect yourself.
Vox · Rebecca Leber
The Air Quality Index can warn you about wildfire smoke and pollution in your area. Here’s a step-by-step guide.
 Moneyball broke baseball
The Atlantic · Mark Leibovich
Now the whiz kids who nearly ruined the national pastime have returned to save it.
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 Climate Coach from The Washington Post
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Reduce your climate footprint with help from The Post’s Climate Coach. In his twice-weekly newsletter, Michael Coren offers data-based advice for living a greener life, every day.
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 How to beat traffic when traveling
The Drive · Andrew P. Collins
Try flexible pacing, choose the right time, and trust that the GPS knows best.
 What languages dominate the internet?
restofworld.org · Russell Brandom
The one you’re reading this in, for starters.
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 How the Bible became conservative book bans’ unintended target
theweek.com · Rafi Schwartz
As a Republican-led push to purge books picks up steam, some communities are zeroing in on a text that’s chock full of sex and violence.
 The Icelandic art of swim lessons
Fatherly · Julia Holmes
Iceland is the only place in the world with universal swim literacy. Here’s their secret.
 Why your dog gives you the ‘guilty look’
sciencefocus.com · Jason Goodyer
Sometimes dog owners fall into the trap of interpreting their pets’ actions in human terms.
 Have we hit peak ‘wellness food’?
tastecooking.com · Jessie Gaynor
Digging into the kelp- and cacao-boosted movement.
 The 18 most anticipated TV shows of the summer
Rolling Stone · Alan Sepinwall
From returning series like “And Just Like That…” and “The Bear” to Marvel’s “Secret Invasion,” here are the hottest TV shows dropping this summer.
 The ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ reunion we’ve been waiting for
Variety · Ramin Setoodeh
Ellen Pompeo and Katherine Heigl on ghost sex, operating on dead animal parts, Shonda Rhimes and more.
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