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Why some cities are making it illegal to feed…
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It’s time to change how we cover Elon Musk
The Verge · Casey Newton
After a weekend of whoppers, the press should take a more skeptical approach.
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The Midwest is America’s robot capital
Axios · Ryan Heath
Iowa, Michigan, Kansas, Wisconsin and Minnesota are the top five states using robots in manufacturing.
A teen was ticketed at school for a theft she says didn’t happen
propublica.org · Jennifer Smith Richards and Jodi S. Cohen
Years later, she’s still fighting.
Wealthy Californians are fighting with local Montanans over a few feet of land
Outdoor Life · Katie Hill
A conflict in the state’s richest valley pitted out-of-state landowners against local hunters and anglers.
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Why some cities are making it illegal to feed the homeless
Salon · Ashlie D. Stevens
Political and religious nonprofits are pushing back against the ordinances, saying they violate their rights.
Inside the U.S. military lab that makes tube food for spy plane pilots
Popular Science · Rob Verger
An aviator flying a U-2 will consume delicacies like truffle mac and cheese from a metal tube. Here’s how it’s made, and what it tastes like.
What happens to your brain when you exercise
PureWow · Emma Singer
A neuropsychologist breaks down all the benefits for cognitive function, mental health and more.
What do you need for a go bag?
Apartment Therapy · Heather Bien
There seem to be more calamitous events each year, so having a bug out bag close at hand is essential.
There’s money in Magic
NPR · Emma Bowman
The booming business of rare game cards.
8 overrated literary classics and what to read instead
bookriot.com · Jeffrey Davies
Ditch “Catcher in the Rye,” “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” and “Little Women” and read these instead.
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