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Books & Fiction

Bookstores Boom, Barker Gets Reread, and Anne Frank Turns 97

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Culture Desk

Americas Top Childrens Book Advocate Calls Most of Them Crud

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Brooklyn-Made and Sold at Cost: NYC’s World Cup Jerseys Wait, I need to re-read the rules. The headline must be complete and not end with an incomplete phrase. “Brooklyn-Made, Sold at Cost:” ends with a colon, suggesting it’s a title fragment — incomplete. FIX: Brooklyn-Made and Sold at Cost: NYC’s Official World Cup Jerseys

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Gadgets

Diabetes Association Removes Scientists for Handing Out Its Own Journal

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Culture Desk

A Prize-Winning Story May Be AI-Written.

By James Porter10.06.2026170 Views

A question hangs over the Commonwealth Short Story Prize: did AI write a winning entry? The real issue is what it reveals about how we judge fiction.

A Prize-Winning Story May Be AI-Written.

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Culture Desk

The English Aristocrat Who May Have Funded

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Culture Desk

Democrats Eye November Wins

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Culture Desk

Gay Fandom Takes the Stage in Two Wildly Different Shows

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Culture Desk

California Primary-Election Map: Live Results

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Culture Desk

How the Religious Right Came for Martin Scorsese’s The Last Temptation

A Court Clerk’s Misconduct May Have Upturned the Murdaugh Murder Verdict

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Why Any Plausible Iran Deal Is a Humiliation for Trump

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“The Audacity” Is a Brutal Silicon Valley Satire with an Agenda

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Louisiana Senate Race Tests Electoral Dynamics

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How Museums Are Using AR to Attract Gen Z Visitors

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How Luxury Brands Are Partnering With Vintage Shops for Authenticated Resale

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Smart Mirrors With Personal Trainers Are Finally Affordable for Home Gyms

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Why Thrift Flipping Has Become a Full-Time Career for Fashion Influencers

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A Prize-Winning Story May Be AI-Written.

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The English Aristocrat Who May Have Funded

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Gadgets

FCC Lifts Deadline for Amazon’s Low-Earth Orbit Satellite Broadband Constellation

By Priya Sharma09.06.2026163 Views

The FCC waived Amazon Leo’s July 2026 50% satellite launch milestone, keeping the full 2029 deadline intact. Amazon had 1,616 spacecraft to launch by month’s end.

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FCC Lifts Deadline for Amazon’s Low-Earth Orbit Satellite Broadband Constellation

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Scientists Ejected from ADA Conference for Handing Out a Journal Article

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Humanoid Robots Go Viral While Labs Quietly Admit the Limits

05.06.2026

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Male bowerbirds hope to dazzle females with bright human-made items

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2025 Hurricane Season Starts Quiet — Your Prep Tech

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$2 Billion Quantum Bet Lands in Legal Gray Zone

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Pope Leo Cites Gandalf, Calls for Disarming AI

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WHO Emergency Declaration Triggers US Travel Curbs Amid Congo Ebola Spread

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CFTC Deploys AI Trading Algorithms Against Crypto Market Cheats

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New Research Flips Script on Vocal Fry Gender Assumptions

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SPAN Plans Mini GPU Farms in Residential Backyards

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F1 set for another engine tweak in 2027, and what’s this about V8s?

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Callum Turner Leads James Bond Casting Race as Euphoria Star Gains Ground

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Books & Fiction

Allen Ginsberg at 100, Ragebait Lit, and a Censored Civil War Book

By Sarah Mitchell

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Democrats Eye November Wins

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Style

Jay-Z Walks Into Roots Picnic and Settles Four Years of Debt

By Leo Finch

Gadgets

Humanoid Robots Go Viral While Labs Quietly Admit the Limits

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Books & Fiction

Bookstores Boom, Barker Gets Reread, and Anne Frank Turns 97

By Sarah Mitchell12.06.202683 Views

Bookstores thrive by selling community, Jesse Green hunts Wilder’s last play, and a Clive Barker reread lands in Thatcher’s England. June 12 in books.

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Books & Fiction

Tolstoy in Disguise, Morrison Reread, and a Soccer Novel Like No Other

By Sarah Mitchell10.06.2026

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Books & Fiction

Stephen Graham Jones and Ryan Coogler Lead the 2025 Bram Stoker Winners

Books & Fiction

Allen Ginsberg at 100, Ragebait Lit, and a Censored Civil War Book

Tolstoy in Disguise, Morrison Reread, and a Soccer Novel Like No Other

A Prize-Winning Story May Be AI-Written.

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Matt Damon Steps Into a Rap Booth for Clean Water

FCC Lifts Deadline for Amazon’s Low-Earth Orbit Satellite Broadband Constellation

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Books & Fiction

Bookstores Boom, Barker Gets Reread, and Anne Frank Turns 97

By Sarah Mitchell

Matt Damon Steps Into a Rap Booth for Clean Water

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Inde Navarrette Built a Horror Career From a Streaming Mic

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The Mineral Most Men Ignore That Quietly Lowers Blood Pressure

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Style 05.11.2025

The Quiet Luxury Trend That’s Making Logos Disappear From Fashion

The ultra-wealthy are abandoning logo-heavy fashion for invisible luxury. Quiet luxury prioritizes craftsmanship over branding, reshaping status symbols.

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