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Few Republicans have confidence in elections. Can anything change that? Associated Press · Christine Fernando A nonprofit group plans to hold town hall-style forums hoping to restore faith in elections.

Scientists built the largest-ever map of the human brain. What they found NPR · Jon Hamilton We are one step closer to understanding the 170 billion brain cells that allow us to walk, talk, and think. Same-sex marriage: India awaits historic Supreme Court verdict bbc.co.uk · Geeta Pandey The petitioners say not being able to marry violates their constitutional rights and makes them "second-class citizens." Parents in this swing suburban district are fighting Moms for Liberty Salon · Amanda Marcotte Republicans hope to use education wars to turn purple suburbia red. In one Pennsylvania district, that backfired.

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Inside the breakdown of SAG-AFTRA and studio talks TheWrap · Sharon Waxman A threat leads to a walkout. What are the benefits of free school meals? Here's what the research says. yahoo.com · Priscilla Blossom Despite being a highly developed nation, the U.S. is experiencing a rise in children experiencing poverty and hunger. Suzanne Somers, star of 'Three's Company,' dies at 76 hollywoodreporter.com · Christy Piña and Hilary Lewis The actress survived an aggressive form of breast cancer for over 23 years. Pawpaws: Everything you need to know about the native American fruit Gardenista · Marie Viljoen Despite a rising tide of awareness, many people are still unfamiliar with them and have yet to taste a fresh pawpaw. Inside Fran Lebowitz's digitally unbothered life Esquire · Sophie Vershbow The author and iconoclast doesn't have an email address, but she does have a lot to say about fandom and much more. How Birkenstock went from 'ugly' hippie sandal to billion-dollar brand CBS News · Megan Cerullo The 250-year-old German brand best known for its flat, orthopedic sandals is no longer the antithesis of high-fashion.

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