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Russia poisoned Alexei Navalny with dart frog toxin, European nations say Associated Press · Jill Lawless Analysis of samples taken from the opposition leader’s body confirmed the presence of a neurotoxin not found naturally in Russia.

Future of Nebraska’s ‘blue dot’ electoral vote an issue in key midterm race NBC News · Alexandra Marquez Democrats are vying to flip a district where Kamala Harris won an electoral vote in 2024. State Republicans want to change the law. There’s pressure, and then there’s Olympic pressure Sports Illustrated · Pat Forde Team USA stars like Ilia Malinin and Mikaela Shiffrin have crumbled under the weight of being heavy favorites. Overthinking might be the problem. Winter Olympics: Jordan Stolz’s run at history continues with gold in 500 Yahoo! Sports · Jeff Eisenberg Stolz is now halfway to securing the most speedskating golds at one Olympics since fellow Wisconsin native Eric Heiden won a mind-blowing five in 1980.

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Platforms bend over backward to help DHS censor ICE critics, advocates say Ars Technica · Ashley Belanger Early lawsuits show that platforms have caved, even though experts say they could refuse these demands without a court order. Viral AI video of Tom Cruise fighting Brad Pitt leaves Hollywood flabbergasted Entertainment Weekly · Wesley Stenzel SAG-AFTRA and the MPA have both accused Chinese company ByteDance of widespread infringement via its new generative AI service Seedance 2.0. John Oliver keeps pushing the rock up the hill theringer.com · Alan Siegel As “Last Week Tonight” launches its 13th season into an atmosphere of division and anti-information, its host explains why they keep making it. Maybe you’re single on Valentine’s Day because you listen to social media The Root · Dustin J. Seibert In today’s digital era, chances are you or someone you know takes bad relationship advice on the internet seriously. Stop it. Science shows curiosity is at the heart of great dates — and lasting love bigthink.com · Justin R. Garcia The author of “The Intimate Animal” shows why curiosity and self-disclosure — not attraction alone — help build and sustain intimacy. We keep finding strange ocean fossils high on Mount Everest sciencefocus.com · Dr Claire Asher Explorers are discovering marine life fossils atop the world’s highest peak. As weird as that sounds, there’s a perfectly good reason why.

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