No. 1 hits that were accused of plagiarism
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 Jimmy Buffett lived life ‘like a song’ USA TODAY · Melissa Ruggieri With his crinkled smile and barefoot stage presence, the legendary “Margaritaville” singer encompassed the persona of a beach bum.   Celebrating Labor Day flipboard.com · The Conversation US The holiday’s founders envisioned something very different from a day of shopping and barbecuing. Here’s what they fought for. |
 Prigozhin’s dead, but is Putin’s authority strengthened? NBC News · Patrick Smith The Wagner leader’s mutiny was the most serious challenge to President Vladimir Putin’s rule. What happens next could shape the future of Russia.  ‘ARE YOU SAFE? WHERE ARE YOU?’ NPR · Vanessa Romo One day after a faculty member was shot and killed, the front page of UNC’s student newspaper encapsulated the trauma of a campus lockdown. |
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 Is true equality achievable — or even desirable? bigthink.com · Peter Cave It’s time to own up to the fact that few of us really want it.  A new approach for human, animal and environmental health insideclimatenews.org · Emma Peterson The University of Arizona is getting millions in state funding to develop its “One Health” program. The first task is communicating what it is.  70 years in an iron lung The Messenger · Elizabeth Urban “Polio Paul” went from being a young boy who doctors thought would die to an accomplished grown man. Today, he holds a world record.  Songs accused of plagiarism that rose to No. 1 on the chart billboard.com · Joe Lynch The line between inspiration and infringement can get blurred.  Coach who lost job for praying kneels once again Associated Press · Ed Komenda Joe Kennedy was back on the field for the first time since 2015 after the Supreme Court held his practice was protected by the Constitution.  Antonio Brown’s short, chaotic ownership of the Albany Empire ESPN · Anthony Olivieri, Michael A. Fletcher How the mercurial former NFL star’s erratic tenure doomed a hopeful arena football team. |
