Election misinformation’s biggest foe — newsrooms
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 Fighting the lightning speed of misinformation Associated Press · David Bauder News outlets getting ready for election night are putting plans in place to combat false stories.  |
 What if Jill Stein or RFK Jr. decides the election? Vox · Nicole Narea The race is so close that third-party candidates could make the difference.  Keeping politics out of your portfolio Business Insider · Eric Roberge and Libby Kane With the presidential election just weeks away, a financial planner shares his best advice for your money.  It’s time to redefine what a megafire is in the Climate Change era TIME · Jeffrey Kluger Why intensely fast destruction should be the new marker of American wildfires. |
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 World Series 2024: What we’ve learned about Dodgers, Yankees ESPN · Staff With Los Angeles up 2-0, MLB experts break down what they’ve seen — and where the series will go from here.  Opinion: Transgender witch hunt of volleyball player is not protecting women USA TODAY Sports · Nancy Armour The hate comes so easily. So, too, the lies and the gaslighting.  Isabella Rossellini on playing the eyes and ears of ‘Conclave’ indiewire.com · Ryan Lattanzio The actress talks about her role as a not-so-subservient nun in her biggest Oscar contender in years.  The future of film may just be old movies theringer.com · Abe Beame Many theaters throughout the country are turning to cinema’s past. Could repertory and revival screenings be a way forward?  ‘He was an incurable romantic’ BBC Culture · Emma Jones Their disabled son died at 25. “The Remarkable Life of Ibelin” details how they discovered his rich virtual life.  She’s one of Florida’s most lethal python hunters Garden & Gun Magazine · Lindsey Liles Donna Kalil has straddled 200-pound serpents and been bitten more times than she can count — all in the name of killing a thing she loves. |
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