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  1. Climate change used to feel like an issue that other people were dealing with, or that future generations would face. This summer? “It’s a shift we all are living together.”

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  2. Public housing complexes in Hong Kong have become wildly popular Instagram destinations, drawing the ire of some residents

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    "For a mother not to know where her children are is so hard," said an mother from South Sudan, reunited with her children in Uganda after more than a year apart. "I didn’t know if I would ever see them again."

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  4. 36 Hours in Boise (and beyond): Enjoy frontier charm, fine food, and — Basque culture?

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  5. Why Won’t the Labour Party’s Anti-Semitism Scandal Go Away?

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    A potential victim of the president’s tariffs: local newspapers getting whacked because of tariffs on Canadian newsprint. Case in point: Paul Ryan’s hometown paper.

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  7. The Sinclair Broadcast Group had hoped to created a behemoth to rival Fox News. That effort appears to now be definitively at a close.

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  8. Coach at Wake Forest Is Arrested After Punch Leads to Man’s Death in Queens

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    Dave Brat was propelled to office by an insurgency. Now he faces one, from women. “We feel the change coming” one said.

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  10. The EPA's Scott Pruitt had rejected the advice of his own agency staff when he refused last year to ban a pesticide called chlorpyrifos. Now a federal appeals court has ordered the EPA to ban the pesticide.

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    How Rusal America — a Russian firm currently subject to Treasury Department sanctions — managed to win an tariff exclusion highlights the chaotic and unwieldy process surrounding President Trump’s tariffs

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  12. How to Be an Ace Salary Negotiator (Even if You Hate Conflict)

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  13. How a random late-night Google search led to a wealth of new information about the early years of Langston Hughes

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  14. As they adapted to life at sea, dolphins, manatees and sea lions lost an enzyme that helps defend against certain pesticides. A new study raises the possibility that these marine mammals may be particularly vulnerable to these chemicals.

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    'The goal isn’t simply to hire more curators of color or to do more shows featuring diverse artists, but for museums to fundamentally alter the artwork they acquire and their approach to exhibitions'

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  16. “We don’t want another candidate that just has a lot of experience,” said Michael Avenatti, Stormy Daniels's lawyer, who is considering a run against President Trump in 2020. “Democrats need to nominate somebody who can actually beat this guy.”

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  17. Kris Kobach will recuse himself from the count in the GOP race for Kansas governor. He has a slim lead, but also oversees state elections.

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  18. "Insecure" is back. Here’s what to remember for Season 3.

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  19. A federal judge threatens Attorney General Jeff Sessions with contempt over deported asylum seekers

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  20. President Trump has denounced what he calls "chain migration." His in-laws just became U.S. citizens by taking advantage of that program.

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