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Summer’s most important movie: ‘The Naked Gun’
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At least 27 people killed in Texas flooding that engulfed summer camp
Associated Press · John Seewer, Jim Vertuno, Julio Cortez and Hannah Fingerhut
Nine children have been confirmed dead as more than 1,000 rescuers frantically search for survivors.
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Vaccinations rise when states button up religious loopholes
NBC News · Erika Edwards
The push to remove religious exemptions for vaccines is meant to drive up vaccination rates. It’s working.
Why your microbiome may matter more than DNA for your lifelong health
bigthink.com · Jasna Hodžić
“The Microbiome Master Key” explores how the microbes living in and on us shape nearly every aspect of human health.
‘Buy now, pay later’ purchases can now affect your credit score
NPR · Laurel Wamsley
The increasingly popular loans that allow shoppers, usually online, to break up a purchase into installments will factor into your creditworthiness.
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Ready-made stem cell therapies for pets could be coming
TechCrunch · Connie Loizos
If it passes regulatory muster, the therapy could create a whole new way to treat your fur babies.
Where to go instead of the big U.S. parks this summer
BBC Travel · Anna Fiorentino
Here’s why it’s time to skip the most-visited top 10 and seek out quieter, equally spectacular ground.
U.S.-Mexico Gold Cup final preview, predictions, more
ESPN · Jeff Carlisle and Cesar Hernandez
Sunday will mark the latest chapter in a once-lopsided rivalry that has favored the USMNT in recent years.
‘The Naked Gun’ is the most important movie of the summer
indiewire.com · David Ehrlich
The studios have given up on comedies, but Liam Neeson’s police spoof is a reminder to Hollywood that we need them more than ever.
6 new albums you should listen to now: Kesha, Nilüfer Yanya, and more
Pitchfork · Madison Bloom, Walden Green, Eric Torres
Also stream new releases from Lazer Dim 700, Double Virgo, Rival Consoles, and the Reds, Pinks and Purples.
A hit man sheds light on a notorious Louisiana cold case
atavist.com · David Howard
A former FBI agent asked a hired killer about a murder that haunted him. Then they started talking about a different case altogether.
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