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 Cracks in the facade? Memorial Day a test for Trump’s National Park Service USA TODAY · Trevor Hughes Park rangers scramble to keep up following widespread layoffs, retirements and buyouts.  |
 The ‘invasion’ myth: The far right’s long battle to make immigrants the enemy propublica.org · Molly Redden The Trump administration is using the claim that immigrants have “invaded” the country to justify possibly suspending habeas corpus.  Revenge porn and deepfakes: Can ‘Take It Down’ really protect us? DW English · DW English VIDEO: A new law in the U.S. aims to tackle this issue — and might help provide relief for victims globally.  George Floyd: Five years on flipboard.com · The Features Desk His death unified people around the world in condemning racial injustice. But the political landscape has changed drastically. |
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 Trump is torching the First Amendment. Judges are putting him in his place Vanity Fair · Cristian Farias From all sides, the Trump administration is stomping on the freedoms of speech, association, and the press.  Nearly 1 in 3 Americans consult astrology, tarot cards or a fortune teller RNS · Kathryn Post Younger adults under 30 are more likely to engage in these practices than older age groups, a study finds.  I bought a robot cat for my rabbit — and fell into the weird world of animal-robot research mit.edu · Ericka Johnson What began as a TikTok experiment with my rabbit led me into a strange world of cyborg cockroaches, imposter fish, and the ethics of care.  Diller speaks: Hollywood’s most fearsome legend bares his soul hollywoodreporter.com · Maer Roshan The enigmatic power player comes out (swinging) on moguldum, marriage, the movie business and the backlash to his brutally honest new memoir.  Nicole Kidman is on a high Allure · Danielle Pergament During an interview in a hyperbaric chamber, the actor explains how “I get to do weird things and push boundaries.”  Want the best deal on an Italian getaway this summer? Go to Albania instead. MarketWatch · Genna Contino Why “destination dupes” are the next big summer travel hack. |
