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 The government’s case to break up Amazon, explained
Vox · Sara Morrison
The Federal Trade Commission, led by longtime Amazon critic Lina Khan, finally makes its move.
 Random crime or Kremlin hit? Mysterious 2007 shooting still unsolved
POLITICO · Michael Schaffer
Now the victim wants to change the way we investigate alleged foreign ops.
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 Afraid to buy a new car? Here’s how to keep your ‘beater’ on the road.
USA TODAY Money · Daniel de Visé
With prices at near historic highs, many consumers are balking at buying automobiles, new or used.
 ‘Yellowstone’ and the sprawling Dutton family tree
hollywoodreporter.com · Jackie Strause
An explainer of how each spinoff series expands the Dutton lineage that emanates from Kevin Costner’s central patriarch.
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 Who owns your face?
newstatesman.com · Sophie McBain
How the shadowy start-up Clearview sold the power of facial recognition to corporations and states across the globe.
 How a Smithsonian curator discovered the Hope Diamond’s many secrets
Smithsonian Magazine · Beth Py-Lieberman
The storied past of the 45.52-carat sapphire-blue gemstone hails back to the days before the French Revolution.
 ‘Hunger Games’ prequel brings young Coriolanus Snow to life
Entertainment Weekly · Jessica Wang
Franchise director Francis Lawrence and producer Nina Jacobson take us back to Panem in an ambitious new film.
 The most expensive homes in every state
Robb Report · Wendy Bowman
We’ve canvassed the country’s real-estate market to find the most expensive home in all 50 states and Washington, D.C.
 Kahlil Gibran: Godfather of the ‘New Age’
JSTOR Daily · Gus Mitchell
Published in 1923, “The Prophet” became a perpetual best-seller and birthed a genre.
 The day Egyptian Hieroglyphics were decoded
Euronews Culture · Jonny Walfisz
The code was cracked on Sept. 27, 1822.
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