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 How to spot and combat election misinformation
Inside Flipboard · Dan Evon
Repeated rumors are dangerous because their persistent mentions make them seem more credible.
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 One day along Texas-Mexico border shows realities shift more rapidly than rhetoric
Associated Press · AP and Texas Tribune Staff
The Texas Tribune and The Associated Press spent 24 hours in five cities on Texas’ 1,254-mile border with Mexico to compare rhetoric with reality.
 Hezbollah is not Hamas. Can Israel afford another all-out war?
CNN · Nadeen Ebrahim
It is unclear whether Israel intends — or will feel compelled — to launch a ground invasion into Lebanon.
 Iron deficiency may affect nearly 1 in 3 adults in the U.S.
NBC News · Linda Carroll
“This is a common yet underappreciated public health problem,” a researcher says.
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 Plot thickens over Matt Damon-Ben Affleck doc ruled ineligible for Oscars
Deadline · Matthew Carey
“Kiss the Future” tells the story of the siege of Sarajevo in the 1990s and how U2’s music helped inspire the city’s beleaguered residents.
 The winners of the 2024 Gizmodo Science Fair
Gizmodo · Rose Pastore
Welcome to our annual celebration of research projects that tackled big problems and pushed their fields forward.
 Airline miles programs are now essentially pyramid schemes
Frommers · William J. McGee
They started out well, but here are 5 key ways airline loyalty points schemes are screwing you now.
 What do high schoolers know about personal finance? Not enough
CNET · Liliana Hall
“It’s unlikely you’re going to get a mortgage at 17, but you might need to get a loan for school.”
 This townhouse is only 16-feet wide but could help solve the housing crisis
Fast Company · Adele Peters
“When you think about Rust Belt cities, there’s a lot of ‘missing teeth’ lots . . . many of these lots in the city of Pittsburgh are 20 feet wide.”
/https://tf-cmsv2-smithsonianmag-media.s3.amazonaws.com/filer_public/1d/cc/1dccc3c7-208b-41ce-8f99-1c9c53de8ea2/jim-spencer-director-of-rare-book-auctions-with-knight-death-and-the-devil-by-albrecht-durer-credit-rare-book-auctions-scaled_1.jpeg?w=1140&ssl=1) An 11-year-old rescued a mysterious artwork from the dump
Smithsonian Magazine · Sonja Anderson
It turned out to be a 500-year-old Renaissance print.
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