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movie & tv
Stephen Colbert finds the fun in Bend’s googly-eyed sculptures
Bend’s googly eye roundabout-sculpture conundrum has made its way to the late-night circuit. Stephen Colbert, host of “The Late Show,” joked about the...
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books
Thinking About Divorce in a New Way
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movie & tv
An old mining town in Montana finds new gold in film
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home improvement
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job & work
Government Funneled Unprecedented Amount Of Money To Criminal Gangs Through COVID Relief, Oversight Report Finds
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technology
Third of influencer ads included no disclosure for consumers, study finds
The ASA found 34% of the influencer ads it studied included no disclosure at all that they were a paid-for promotion. More than a third of...
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health
Study on medical data finds AI models can easily spread misinformation, even with minimal false input
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nature
Anti-ageing effects of popular supplement taurine challenged
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cool stuff
Wooden Sculptures of People and Animals Look Like Pixelated Glitches in Real Life
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beauty
LeBron James Announces Major $ 725M Company Decision After Stephen A. Smith Accuses Him of Blocking Business Opportunity
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business
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job & work
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fashion
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food & drink
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health
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job & work
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space
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diy
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learning
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movie & tv
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food & drink
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business
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job & work
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books
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nature
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