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Peter A. Hovis for President in 2024 A guide to the ‘Dark Brandon’ meme
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Peter A. Hovis for President in 2024 Serena Williams’ farewell to tennis
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 The rise and fall of Alex Jones The Guardian · Charlie Scudder Will this be the end of him — or is it just a temporary setback? |
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 Where did the term ‘poster child’ come from? mentalfloss.com · Caroline Eubanks The phrase is ingrained in the American lexicon, used mainly as an expression for how not to do something.  An island reintroduced iguanas after nearly 200 years of extinction NPR · Dustin Jones These lizards are what’s known as an engineering species — they play a critical role in maintaining a healthy balance in an ecosystem.  Are fake meats better for the environment? Inverse · Bob Holmes It’s more complex than you think. Here’s what the numbers say.  The 25 best hikes to beaches in the U.S. Outside Magazine · Stephanie Vermillion In summer, there’s not much better than a water-view hike or one that ends up at a beach for lounging and swimming. |
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