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School boards are the front line in America’s culture war
vice.com / Matthew Gault Public gatherings of local officials have always been battlegrounds, but now those fights play out online for millions of viewers.


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7 Mistakes You'll Definitely Make Hiring a Financial Advisor

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As the delta variant spreads, what does it mean for travel & your next trip?
flipboard.com / The Points Guy What the experts say about travel safety, mask mandates and more.


In photos: America's longest wars
axios.com / Aïda Amer Until Afghanistan, Vietnam was America's longest war. The images we're seeing now have a lot of parallels with that conflict.


The Sopranos of Berlin: A brutal crime family and a billion dollar jewel heist
gq.com / Joshua Hammer When a rash of sensational museum robberies stunned Europe, police zeroed in on a fearsome crime family.


How you can help Afghanistan
qz.com / Annalisa Merelli For those looking for ways to help, here are a few organizations and initiatives to support Afghans. You can donate, volunteer, or share information. read more


She flew to Tonga for a weekend, 18 months later she's still stuck there
cnn.com / Tamara Hardingham-Gill She was only planning to stay for the weekend.


Owen Wilson is doing great, thanks
esquire.com / Ryan D'Agostino Three days with the star of Loki, The French Dispatch, and all those movies you know by heart.


Is it time to cut out the coffee?
flipboard.com / The Food Desk It's the most consumed drink in America after water because it tastes great and helps you wake up, but coffee's not all good.


Vegetarian barbecue isn’t a threat to brisket
texasmonthly.com / Daniel Vaughn We’ve come a long way from smoked vegetables seeming strange at a barbecue joint—and that’s a good thing. read more


Sudoku maker Maki Kaji, who saw life's joy in puzzles, dies
apnews.com / Yuri Kageyama Known as the “Godfather of Sudoku,” Kaji created the puzzle to be easy for children and others who didn’t want to think too hard.