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How to work with annoying people, according to peer-reviewed science

Let's consider the parable of Adam and his father-in-law.

Fortune

Thursday briefing: As Israel defies warnings on Gaza, could EU pressure start to bite?

In today’s newsletter: Brussels edges towards suspending trade deal after UN calls Israel’s actions genocide

The Guardian - UK

US Adversaries Stoke Kirk Conspiracy Theories, Researchers Warn

Russian, Chinese, and Iranian state media are exploiting conservative activist Charlie Kirk's assassination to advance thousands of false claims aimed at undermining the United States and other adversaries, a research group warned Wednesday.

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‘A catastrophic human rights violation’: Trump’s ICE puts 10,000 immigrants in solitary confinement, because of course they do

Trump doesn't know you have to treat people like humans.

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As Media Declines, Gory Kirk Video Spreads On 'Unrestrained' Social Sites

Traditional news outlets were cautious not to broadcast the moment Charlie Kirk was assassinated, but it mattered little in the age of declining media influence.

International Business Times

‘He would be too weak’: Adam Kinzinger put Trump in a corner with one cold, hard truth

Former congressman, veteran, and staunch critic of the soft dictatorship that the United States is under, Adam Kinzinger, has once again cut through the haze of American political theater with a simple post.

The Mary Sue

Vaccine death and side effects database relies on unverified reports – and Trump officials and right-wing media are applying it out of context

Trump officials intend to link 25 child deaths to COVID-19 vaccines, according to reporting from The Washington Post. These findings will reportedly be discussed during the Sept. 18-19, 2025, meeting of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, with implications for who may be eligible…

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Trump's $15 Billion Lawsuit Against The New York Times Is His Craziest One Yet

The complaint suggests the Times showed "actual malice" because its reporters hated him. That's not how that works.

Reason

It was Tyler Robinson’s mother who recognized him as the suspect in Charlie Kirk’s murder

Robinson's views had begun diverging from those of his family.

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‘We respect the court’s decision’: Luigi Mangione terrorism charges dismissed – is he off the hook entirely?

There wasn't enough evidence to make the charges stick.

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Voices: Isn’t projecting Jeffrey Epstein onto Windsor Castle a freedom of speech issue, Mr President?

COMMENT: The arrest of four Led by Donkeys activists for beaming images onto Windsor Castle goes against everything Donald Trump purports to stand for, writes Joy Lo Dico

The Independent UK

New AI tool ‘can estimate the risk of more than 1,000 diseases for people in one go’

The team behind the research hope the new model will be in the hands of doctors in five to 10 years.

Evening Standard

Jill Lepore on the US constitution, originalism … and Madison’s nose

The esteemed historian says her new book on the writing –and the attempts to amend – the constitution is in part ‘a deep historical critique of originalism’

The Guardian - US

One in three South Africans have never heard of AI – what this means for policy

Artificial intelligence or AI uses computers to perform tasks that would normally have needed human intelligence. Today AI is being put to use in many aspects of everyday life, like virtual banking assistants, health chatbots, self-driving cars, even the recommendations you see on social media.

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Reason

'Very Touching' Text Messages

Plus: Fed rate cut, Luigi watch, Hep B vaccination changes, and more...

The Conversation

Calling deaths ‘preventable’ can obscure barriers to health care access and shift blame to individuals

Each year in the U.S., tens of thousands of deaths are categorized as “preventable” — meaning, in theory, they did not need to happen. A missed cancer screening, a fatal asthma attack or a death from untreated infection might all be counted as preventable.

The Conversation

Harvard, like all Americans, can’t be punished by the government for speaking freely – and a federal court decision upholds decades of precedents saying so

When the federal government threatened to cancel billions in research funds from Harvard University – as it has also done to other research universities – the message was clear: Institutions that speak or think in ways elected officials dislike can expect to pay a price.

The Conversation

Muslim men have often been portrayed as ‘terrorists’ or ‘fanatics’ on TV shows, but Muslim-led storytelling is trying to change that narrative

For over a century, Hollywood has tended to portray Muslim men through a remarkably narrow lens: as terrorists, villains or dangerous outsiders. From shows such as “24” and “Homeland” to procedural dramas such as “Law and Order,” this portrayal has seldom allowed for complexity or relatability.

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6 Ways Retiring Boomers Can Keep From Becoming Homeless

The complicated issue of unhoused people in the boomer generation is due to many factors.

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This $37 Costco Purchase Cuts Your Electric Bill by $269 This Year

Costco's 18-pack Feit Electric LEDs for $36.99 can cut your electric bill by $269 annually. Here's the math on how these 5-color bulbs pay for themselves.

International Business Times UK

Is Melania Trump 'Secretly Divorced' From Donald? First Lady Scrutinised As She Carries Out Role In UK State Visit

Rumours of a 'secret divorce' between Donald and Melania Trump swirl during the UK state visit, but no evidence supports the claims as both appear at official events.

The Conversation

Thinking of getting botox or filler? These are the laws for cosmetic injectables

Cosmetic injectables are more popular and socially accepted than ever. In 2024, the Australian market was estimated to be worth US$3.1 billion (A$4.6 billion) and growing fast.

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‘We’re running them all down’: FBI claims Charlie Kirk’s suspected assassin wasn’t acting alone

Many are already being interrogated while the FBI is tracking down more suspects.

Reason

Trump Has a Habit of Asserting Broad, Unreviewable Authority

Whether he is waging the drug war, imposing tariffs, deporting alleged gang members, or fighting crime, the president thinks he can do "anything I want to do."

The Conversation

Trump accuses ABC journalist of ‘hurting Australia’ and says he’ll report him to Albanese

It doesn’t take much for a journalist to get under Donald Trump’s skin. When the ABC’s United States correspondent John Lyons started questioning the president during a Washington “doorstop” about his business dealings while in office, the response was both full-on and petty.

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