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Book Review: How Plagues Are Intertwined With Social Justice
Conor Gallagher
Conor here: I think the question posed at the end is one a lot of people are working through, and none of the answers are reassuring. By Ramin Skibba, an astrophysicist turned science writer and fre ...[Continue Reading]
Nakedcapitalism.com
9 months ago
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Reporters Committee Seeks Judicial Records Of Warrant Served To Search Washington Post Reporters Home
Ted Johnson
A major journalism group is seeking access to the warrant and other judicial records related to the extraordinary search of the home of Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson. The Reporters Commit ...[Continue Reading]

Deadline
1 day ago
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Trump Is Going to Have a Hard Time Winning on Iran
Ryan Bort
President Donald Trumps promise that help is on its way for anti-government protesters in Iran appears to be increasingly at odds with realities on the ground, and the administrations desire for ...[Continue Reading]

Rolling Stone
1 day ago
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Taylor Swift Waited Decades To Hit A Milestone She Reaches This Week
Hugh McIntyre, Senior Contributor, Hugh McIntyre, Senior Contributor https://www.forbes.com/sites/hughmcintyre/
"The Fate of Ophelia" becomes Taylor Swift's first song to spend 10 weeks at No. 1 on the Hot 100, but Bruno Mars, Alex Warren and Olivia Dean are aiming for the summit. LONDON, ENGLAND - JUNE 21: ED ...[Continue Reading]

Forbes
1 day ago
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Monster Train 2's first DLC is transforming the game with a giant new mode and the hammer-swinging Railforged clan
evan@pcgamer.com (Evan Lahti) , Evan Lahti
A tough new play format and an anvil-slapping set of new units are coming in early February for 2025's best card game. Monster Train 2's first paid DLC, Destiny of the Railforged, will add a new cla ...[Continue Reading]

PC Gamer
1 day ago
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Story of indelible ink & why it is at centre of Maharashtra civic polls row
Zeeshan Shaikh
The purple mark on a voters finger is a familiar sight during elections in India. Known as indelible ink, it is meant to show that a person has already voted. During the municipal corporation electio ...[Continue Reading]

The Indian Express
1 day ago