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 How close is Elon Musk to controlling a nuclear weapon?
The Verge · Matthew Gault
The nuclear arsenal is one thing DOGE can’t hack — but the risks of Musk’s Department of Energy access are still real.
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 ‘We are figuring it out’
NBC News · Peter Nicholas and Jonathan Allen
Democrats struggle to keep up with Trump’s dizzying pace.
 UN humanitarian chief says Gaza famine averted, warns of truce collapse
Associated Press · Samy Magdy
“If the ceasefire falls, if the ceasefire breaks, then very quickly those (famine-like) conditions will come back again.”
 Chiefs wideout DeAndre Hopkins goes to Super Bowl to make mom proud
The Root · Kalyn Womack
Sabrina Greenlee may not be able to see her son play, but her blindness isn’t stopping her from cheering him on.
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 A perfect day in New Orleans, according to six people who live there
Garden & Gun Magazine · CJ Lotz Diego
They told us their secret haunts, favorite dives, and best-bet bites.
 ‘Sims’ re-release shows what’s wrong with big publishers and single-player games
Ars Technica · Samuel Axon
Opinion: EA might be done with single-player games — but we’re not.
 The psychology of ‘ultra-confidence’ in business and sports
bigthink.com · Kevin Dickinson
To build confidence, concentrate on what is within your control, such as preparation and skill mastery.
 When Harriet Tubman helped lead a Civil War raid that freed 750 people
mentalfloss.com · Brigit Katz
With the Combahee River Raid of 1863, Tubman became the first woman in U.S. history to lead a major military expedition.
 Is the moon still geographically active?
Live Science · Keith Cooper
Wrinkle ridges that formed in the past 160 million years suggest recent geological activity on the moon.
 Vitamin pills and icy swims
BBC News · James Gallagher
Can you really boost your immune system?
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