How COVID-19 practices killed a strain of flu
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 Survey says Trump very popular in prisons and jails themarshallproject.org · Nicole Lewis, Shannon Heffernan, Anna Flagg More than 54,000 people responded, and the majority are supporting the candidate who wants to roll back their voting rights.  |
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 ‘They are liars’ thedial.world · Justin Salhani Since the war began, more than 2,300 people have been killed by Israeli attacks on Lebanon — and Lebanese people say the U.S. is complicit.  The real reason Walgreens and other pharmacies are failing MSNBC · Helaine Olen Pharmacies large and small make money in two ways. Both are under threat.  The flu shot is different this year, thanks to COVID-19 NPR · Sarah Boden Physical distancing and masking behaviors during the pandemic have completely wiped out a strain of flu. |
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 Was this the sickest iPod? The Verge · Chris Welch The Mini gave us the click wheel and finally some color — but its success was short lived.  The Cybathlon: Bionic athletes compete for the gold knowablemagazine.org · Dana Mackenzie An international competition where people with physical disabilities put state-of-the-art devices to the test.  Photo contest reveals strange beauty of the microscopic world NBC News · Matthew Nighswander Each year, rigorous science and dazzling artistry meet in Nikon’s Small World photomicrography competition.  The molecule that smells like pancakes and caused a Manhattan mystery Serious Eats · Jason Horn Sotolon is found in both Indian spice mixes and maybe your flavored latte.  Zach Bryan meets Bruce Springsteen Rolling Stone · Brian Hiatt Two great American songwriters get together and go deep on the perils of stardom, classic country, moms, and the troubled state of the union.  Anna Kendrick steps into her power Flow Space · Galina Espinoza She talks about being a director, turning 40, and why the unequal division of labor is part of why she’s choosing not to have kids. |
