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 Why can’t Canada just put the fires out? Here are 5 answers to key questions
NPR · Bill Chappell
There are concerns about whether this might simply be the new normal.
 Tony Bennett, master pop vocalist, dies at 96
Variety · Carmel Dagan
His peer Frank Sinatra called him the greatest popular singer in the world.
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 Why Farmers Insurance is fleeing Florida
moneywise.com · Vishesh Raisinghani
The state’s CFO is blaming the exit on “wokeness.”
 Barbiemania: How Warner Bros. and Mattel painted the world pink
hollywoodreporter.com · Pamela McClintock
From custom Crocs to gay pride parade floats, Greta Gerwig’s movie has attracted more than 100 promotional partners.
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 A look at the weird intersection of taxidermy and car design
Popular Science · Kristin Shaw
An automaker and a design school have been collaborating on nature-based auto ideas.
 Rebellious birds are stealing anti-bird spikes to make fortified nests
My Modern Met · Margherita Cole
Some magpies and crows have figured out a way to use the devices to their benefit.
 Cleopatra’s perfume: We now know what the Egyptian queen smelled like
bigthink.com · Tim Brinkhof
The perfume, called Mendesian, has been described as sweet, spicy, and faintly musky.
 What it’s actually like to eat out when you’re blind
Eater · Andrew Leland
In 1999, the first “dining in the dark” restaurant opened in Zurich, Switzerland.
 What is set-jetting and why are so many travelers trying it?
explore.com · Maddie Brown
That’s not a typo. It’s the quintessential experience for movie and television buffs.
 ‘And Just Like That’ season 2 is peak late-stage capitalism
Refinery29 · Zahra Campbell-Avenell
The show reveals our society’s obsession with wealth, materialism, and class.
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