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  1. Elon Musk hasn't changed anything about Twitter yet, but the site already feels different. It's a "free speech" placebo effect, writes.

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  2. If your partner always does the laundry and you always do the dishes, you might forget how much they’re contributing. A new study suggests that couples who share every chore may be more satisfied, reports:

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  3. "With the legislature at his beck and call, [Ron] DeSantis has managed to push through a series of laws that have made his national reputation among conservatives even greater, creating a feedback loop for himself," writes:

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  4. Ten years ago, Netflix was in the vanguard of streaming. Today, the challenge is not to grow at all costs, but to make its existing service still seem valuable to audiences who have more choices than ever, writes.

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  5. "Children are sophisticated thinkers, more than capable of abstract thought. They’re creative too. Indeed, in some ways, kids make better philosophers than adults," writes:

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  6. Eliminate trending topics. Only show users what they choose to see. offers straightforward solutions for Elon Musk to make Twitter better, not worse:

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  7. “I am a writer who tends to think and plan and draft quickly, but when I revise, I’m just slow; there is no other word for it.” shares her writing advice for what comes after the first draft:

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  8. “I’ve gotten pretty cynical,” writes. “But I want to believe that American democracy can be saved by normal citizens doing the right thing.”

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  9. Like Hong Kong's other once-respected institutions, the city's Foreign Correspondents' Club has capitulated to a new repressive regime, writes. It is—like so much else in Hong Kong—hoping that people will believe in a fiction.

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  10. Even a starry cast including Viola Davis playing Michelle Obama cannot redeem Showtime’s deeply uninspiring “The First Lady,” writes:

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  11. "If you wonder why we are a self-absorbed … neurotic society, it might have something to do with a barrage of ads meant to turn us into hypochondriacs who are determined to make our doctors prescribe us the thing we just saw,” writes:

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  12. A strange meat allergy called alpha-gal syndrome has been spreading through tick bites in the U.S. Some people hadn't had pork in years—until a solution appeared from somewhere unexpected, reports.

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  13. More Americans are getting infected than are showing up in our official COVID numbers. Just how bad is the pandemic right now? investigates:

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  14. SPONSOR CONTENT: California residents are bringing life back to a landscape scarred by wildfire, building healthier forests and stronger communities along the way. Read more in our series with which explores humanity’s ties to the natural world

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    The aftermath of January 6 "is a tragedy of the Congress, a failure of collective action leading to ruin.” An essential story from the essential

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    .: "The successes of Boudin and Gascón’s approach ... are inherently much less visible than the failures: offenders who, when given that chance, commit more crimes."

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    On January 7, Republicans had the means to end Trump's elected career once and for all, and they had the votes. But they flinched.

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    Hunter Biden's laptop has become a symbol of everything that's wrong with the media, with Big Tech, and with the national discourse. We'll never be free of it, writes.

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    It was fair to press people who complained about "cancel culture" to be more specific. And now several nuanced definitions exist. Now it's time for the other side of the debate to step up. What specifically do you want to be treated as beyond the pale?

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    Why are we so attached to the idea that dog breeds have personalities? A dog's heritage *can* affect how it acts—but maybe the bigger effect of breed is actually on us, and how we treat our pets. I wrote about genes, behavior, and some very good dogs.

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