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 Misinformation is already swirling around Hurricane Milton
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 New Woodward book reveals candid conversations
CNN · Staff
Insights into President Biden’s blunt assessments of other world leaders, and Trump’s relationship with Putin.
 Harris and Walz ’60 Minutes’ interview highlights
CBS News · Staff
The candidates’ thoughts on war, the economy, immigration and more.
 Crucial down-ballot races that could swing Congress
Rolling Stone · Ryan Bort
Harris and Trump are locking horns, but so are several other Democratic and Republican candidates running to reshape Washington.
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 ‘Godfather of AI’ wins Nobel Prize for work he fears threatens humanity
Popular Science · Mack DeGeurin
“Flabbergasted” Geoffrey Hinton warned that AI might “take control.”
 Stunning photos of a vast e-waste dumping ground
NPR · Jonathan Lambert
Much of the world’s electronic garbage ends up in Ghana. There are negative effects, but also a burgeoning recycling economy.
 23 sales that aren’t Prime Day
Refinery29 · Staff
Many companies have created sales to catch that Prime Day-esque momentum, with the extra advantage of not being limited to a 48-hour sales window.
 Who owns delicious, delicious borsch?
counteroffensive.news · Alessandra Hay
The Russian government has cited borsch as a reason for the war in Ukraine. Here, Ukraine’s premier chef talks about its cultural impact.
 How to talk to a sommelier to find a wine you’ll love
Bon Appétit · Sam Stone
How to ask better questions and pick out the perfect bottle. (Hint: Price isn’t everything.)
 10 of the best female revenge films
Paste Magazine · Nadira Begum
Seeking revenge in real life may be laden with heavy consequences, but cinema can offer us a space to explore revenge in all its ugly glory.
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