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California just banned gas-powered vehicle sales by 2035 Grid · Matt Stiles It won't be easy. A closer look at the vehicles used by Californians highlights the challenge of such an ambitious transition

How a secretive billionaire gave his fortune to the right-wing courts takeover propublica.org · Andrew Perez, Andy Kroll and Justin Elliott In the largest known political advocacy donation in U.S. history, industrialist Barre Seid funded a new group. Tennis's most dynamic player is also its most difficult Sports Illustrated · Jon Wertheim Nick Kyrgios just reached his first major final. He's also smashed rackets and hurled insults at umpires and spectators. Jehovah's Witnesses to return to door knocking, a sign of new COVID-19 stage Religion News Service · Adelle M. Banks Door knocking has not only been a physical mainstay for Jehovah's Witnesses but an ideal they have fought for in courtrooms. How the controversial Barbie brand made a comeback CNBC · Jade Tungul Though iconic, the brand has had a troubled past regarding its promotion of unrealistic beauty standards for children, according to some researchers. Airbnb vs. hotel: How to choose for your trip flipboard.com · NerdWallet Here are some factors to consider to help you decide between the two.

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'House of the Dragon' needs a content warning for obstetric violence shondaland.com · Laura Birek I felt my body starting to shake and tears welling up. "I don't want to watch this." What is dopamine dressing and why should you be doing it? flipboard.com · The Culture Desk This TikTok trend is based on the idea that wearing bright, patterned clothing can enhance your mood — and there's some science behind it. The rise of the micro tattoo Refinery29 · Megan Decker Yes, it's a TikTok trend. Against the odds: How Blondie shattered the conventions of punk and pop NPR · Allyson McCabe "For the first year of Blondie, you know, they were kind of looked at, quite frankly, as the band least likely to succeed."

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