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 Ukraine gambled on an incursion deep into Russian territory
Associated Press · Samya Kullab
The bold move changed the battlefield.
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 How is extreme weather reshaping elections?
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 Matthew Perry’s death: Arrest, charges made amid drug investigation
Variety · Ellise Shafer, Ethan Shanfeld
Doctors, Perry’s assistant and more have been charged in a probe that revealed an “underground criminal network.”
 Why false claims that AI created a picture of a Kamala Harris rally matter
NPR · Jude Joffe-Block
The refusal to accept basic, verifiable facts has some observers concerned about a repeat of 2020 false claims of a stolen election if Trump loses.
 Remembering cookie founder Wally Amos, who died at 88
USA TODAY · Julia Gomez, Tallahassee Democrat staff and archive reports
“With his Panama hat, kazoo, and boundless optimism, ‘Famous Amos’ was a great American success story.”
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 We’re in a deadly cycle of mega fires
Vox · Joseph Lee
The way out is to burn more.
 Do Taylor Swift’s politics matter?
Teen Vogue · Liv McConnell
The pop star has spoken about political issues in the past. Here’s a look at the criticism she’s faced.
 The most important idea in Zen Buddhism for today’s world
bigthink.com · Robert Waldinger
Have you awakened to the truth that life is? Why enlightenment is never an end in itself.
 Why there is more to Banksy than meets the eye
BBC Culture · Kelly Grovier
As a string of new Banksy artworks springs up around London, an expert reveals the clues that unlock his art historical genius.
 Regency Londoners were obsessed with pig-faced ladies
Atlas Obscura · Sarah Crocker
In 1815, the mania over swine-ish depictions reached a fever pitch.
 How to start a professional sports team, win games, and save the town
theringer.com · Dan Moore
After the A’s announced they were leaving Oakland, two lifelong fans started a pro baseball team of their own. Can the Oakland Ballers survive?
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