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   Myspace eyes comeback as an 'antidote' to social media fatigue — but it may be a long shot

   "Excitement about Myspace's relaunch reflects nostalgia for a more analog time, when algorithms were less dominant in our lives," an analyst…

   CNBC Mixed / center
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   Iran Says It's Nearing Strait of Hormuz Deal With Oman

   Iran's foreign minister Abbas Araghchi ruled out direct talks with the US for now, but said a pact with Oman to establish a shipping route t…

   Bloomberg Mixed / center
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   5 notable contests left on the 2026 primary calendar

   The 2026 primary season is nearing its final stretch, but several high-profile races remain before political observers completely turn their…

   The Hill By Sarah Fortinsky Mixed / center
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   Mike Lindell touts Trump ties in race for governor of Minnesota, where Trump has lost

   Lindell, of "MyPillow," plays up his ties to Trump, who endorsed him for Tuesday's primary. But the state Republican convention backed one o…

   NPR By Dana Ferguson Lean left
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   Gerbils in the classroom? Pets aren’t just fun, they help kids learn.

   Spending time with pets can help youth refine their social skills and learn how to handle emotions, according to recent studies. Bringing in…

   Christian Science Monitor By Olivia Fletcher Mixed / center
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   Who Really Runs Zimbabwe? This $20 Million Wedding Holds the Answer.

   In late May, Zimbabwe’s one percent gathered at a polo club on the outskirts of Harare to celebrate the marriage of one of their own.

   Bloomberg By Antony Sguazzin Mixed / center
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   Who really needs testosterone?

   The military plans to start screening service members for low testosterone, and social media is overflowing with claims about testosterone t…

   NPR By Will Stone Lean left
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   The power of honesty in AI research

   A giant Chinese firm, ByteDance, tells its AI researchers to not imitate American models, but rather rely on patient, long-term work to buil…

   Christian Science Monitor By the Monitor's Editorial Board Mixed / center
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   Brazil’s economy is growing under Lula. Why don’t voters feel it?

   President Lula is running for a fourth term in October. But his legacy of poverty alleviation in the early 2000s may be working against him …

   Christian Science Monitor By Constance Malleret Mixed / center