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Why does the U.S. keep experiencing measles outbreaks?
ABC News · Mary Kekatos
The latest outbreak in Chicago has led to eight cases so far.
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How American news lost its nerve
Semafor · Max Tani
Public figures have growing leverage over the journalists who increasingly carry their water. The result is a thousand stories you’ll never read.
The allegations against Nickelodeon
Entertainment Weekly · Wesley Stenzel
The first two episodes of “Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV” revealed numerous troubling details about the kids TV network.
How dollar stores exacerbated American food deserts
Salon · Ashlie D. Stevens
Dollar stores are now the fastest-growing food retailers in the contiguous United States.
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If you can afford to eat in space, you’re too rich
Eater · Jaya Saxena
For just $500K, you too can sign up for an out-of-this-world dining experience.
The battle for Masungi, a last ‘ark of biodiversity’ in the Philippines
World Economic Forum · Anna Bruce-Lockhart
A report by Global Witness ranks the Philippines as one of the most dangerous countries in Asia for environmental defenders.
Limerence is all over TikTok, but therapists say you’re not getting the whole story
PureWow · Sydney Meister
The evolution of the crush.
Letters and embroidery allowed medieval women to express ‘forbidden’ emotions
The Conversation UK · Pragya Agarwal
Displays of emotion were accepted from religious women as a sign of devotion to God, but this wasn’t the case for their lay counterparts.
Whales that go through menopause live longer and may help care for grandchildren
Smithsonian Magazine · Will Sullivan
Five species of toothed whales are known to experience menopause. A new study suggests they evolved the trait to increase their lifespan.
Hot 100 No. 1 songs that share a title with unrelated Billboard 200 No. 1 albums
billboard.com · Paul Grein
Good titles get recycled across genres and generations.
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