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 Why Mongolia is in trouble for not arresting Putin
CNBC · Holly Ellyatt
As a member of the International Criminal Court, authorities should have arrested the Russian president as soon as he landed on Mongolian soil.
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 What mental health care protections exist in your state?
propublica.org · Annie Waldman and Maya Miller
Insurers have wide latitude on when and how they can deny mental health care.
 Celebrity endorsements are taking over the election
Refinery29 · Brea Baker
Fame has evolved into a prerequisite for running for office, proving that we have officially lost the plot.
 This Sicilian town is banning Mafia souvenirs
thrillist.com · Serena Tara
Agrigento will become Italy’s capital of culture in 2025 and hopes to move on from its Mafia associations.
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 What we can learn from millions of high school yearbook photos
NPR · Sofia Shchukina
A new AI project examines the images of every single person who graduated high school between 1930 and 2010.
 Are Gen Alpha kids more disrespectful than other generations?
Parents · Lauren Brown West-Rosenthal
Or are they just misunderstood?
 Understanding the Gallagher brothers’ rivalry
gq-magazine.co.uk · Killian Faith-Kelly
The famous Oasis feud dates back to a bootleg recording from 1994.
 The $10 million cocktail everyone is drinking at the U.S. Open
CNN · Jordan Valinsky
At the New York tennis event, a single cocktail will surpass $10 million in sales before the grand slam ends September 8.
 Joey Chestnut vs. Takeru Kobayashi: Who won the Netflix hot dog eating contest?
TODAY · Liz Calvario
The hot dog eating champs faced off in the live contest “Unfinished Beef.”
 Why you should buy yourself one fancy little plate
Eater · Bettina Makalintal
Break the monotony of everyday meals.
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