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 What to know about the release of hostages in Gaza
TIME · Mallory Moench
In the most significant development in the weekslong Israel-Hamas war, Hamas released a number of hostages.
 House expulsions are rare. Will GOP Rep. George Santos join the list?
ABC News · Alexandra Hutzler
Only five times in history has a member of the U.S. House of Representatives been expelled.
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 Recognizing fake news is now a required subject in California schools
The 74 · Carolyn Jones
A new law requires K-12 schools to add media literacy to the curriculum for English language arts, science, math and history-social studies.
 Boomers say they need $124,000 a year to feel happy, while millennials require $526,000
moneywise.com · Serah Louis
What’s behind this huge gap?
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 As more of the world thirsts, luxury water becoming fashionable among the elite
Associated Press · Martha Irvine
The culture of water connoisseurs who quaff “fine water” drawn from volcanic rock, icebergs or morning mist.
 The case for giving sooner rather than later
Vox · Kelsey Piper
If you want to do good this Giving Tuesday, it’s probably a good idea to donate regularly.
 Where Black Friday got its name
rd.com · Marisa Hillman
The term has been around since the 1800s, but it hasn’t always been about low prices and holiday shopping.
 How long do Thanksgiving leftovers last?
scientificamerican.com · Jocelyn Solis-Moreira
After days of planning and hours of cooking, the last thing you want to do is toss out your turkey.
 The lost ancient pigment that was more valuable than gold
BBC Future · Zaria Gorvett
For millennia, Tyrian purple was the most valuable color on the planet. Then the recipe to make it was lost.
 Inside the radish-carving competition at the center of Oaxaca’s most frantic festival
thrillist.com · Rosie Bell
A humble root vegetable takes center stage.
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