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 In school board elections across U.S., voters offer rebuke of culture war politics
USA TODAY · Michael Collins and Laura A. Bischoff
Voters in multiple states rejected local school board candidates backed by groups such as Moms for Liberty.
 Want to support veterans? 4 tips for finding good charities
theconversation.com · Brian Mittendorf
Veterans Day is Nov. 11, with many observing the holiday today.
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 Flipboard’s Tastemakers share recipes to spice up your Thanksgiving table
flipboard.com · Flipboard Foodies
We’ve enlisted a few of our favorite cookbook authors and recipe writers to share their go-to recipes and tips for creating an unforgettable feast.
 8 cheap(ish) kitchen essentials to make Thanksgiving prep a little smoother
Wirecutter · Marguerite Preston and Marilyn Ong
These are the kitchen all-stars we wouldn’t want to cook Thanksgiving without, though they’ll serve you well the rest of the year, too.
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 Why Thanksgiving is the best time to travel
flipboard.com · AFAR Media
Plus, the best tips and tricks to help keep your sanity when you travel during the holidays!
 The car industry wants to kill AM radio just to cut costs
The Drive · James Gilboy
A mere 75 AM radio stations can reach more than 90 percent of the U.S. population in an emergency.
 How to talk to older people in your life about scams
Associated Press · Adriana Morga
Last year, consumers of all ages were scammed out of $8.8 billion, but older adults lost the most.
 Science says teens need more sleep. So why is it so hard to start school later?
NPR · Catherine Sweeney – WPLN
High school classes start so early in some palces that some kids get on buses at 5:30 in the morning.
 The courtesan who brought down a cult, and other unsung women of ancient Rome
Ars Technica · Jennifer Ouellette
Around 186 BCE, a former slave turned courtesan fell in love with a young upper-middle class Roman man named Publius Aebutius.
 The Lindbergh baby mystery has lasted 91 years. New evidence might solve it
biography.com · Michael Natale
The abduction captivated America in the 1930s. Could crucial clues prove that investigators convicted the wrong man?
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