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Plants can communicate and respond to touch. Does that mean they're intelligent?

Climate journalist Zoë Schlanger says research suggests that plants are indeed "intelligent" in complex ways that challenge our understanding of agency and consciousness. Her book is The Light Eaters.

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Daniel Radcliffe Is "Really Sad" Over J.K. Rowling Transphobic Rhetoric

Radcliffe is a longtime supporter of LGBTQ+ suicide prevention organization The Trevor Project.

Marie Claire

Daniel Radcliffe weighs in on JK Rowling

The "Harry Potter" star told The Atlantic that he has not been in contact with Rowling since 2020

Salon

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The clock is ticking on Trump-age media

Salon

New York Times Staffers Bullied a Conservative Writer

The Chick-fil-A story heard 'round the world.

Reason

"Alarming" number of kids burned by soup

Instant soups in flimsy cups risk "mini explosion" of boiling liquid on kids

Salon

Substackers Battle Over Banning Nazis

Some Substack writers are pressuring the platform to change its moderation policies. Others are urging Substack not to listen.

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Republicans' shifting excuses jeopardize aid for war-torn Ukraine

In a fascinating piece for The Atlantic, David Frum explores the GOP's changing excuses for abandoning Ukraine, attributing it to their loyalty to Trump.

Top News

How to survive Mercury Retrograde in Capricorn: Here’s what experts say about the phenomenon

Mercury will be in retrograde beginning 13 December and ending on 2 January

The Independent UK

Writing instructors are less afraid of students cheating with ChatGPT than you might think

When ChatGPT launched a year ago, headlines flooded the internet about fears of student cheating. A pair of essays in The Atlantic decried “the end of high-school English” and the death of the college essay.“ NPR informed readers that ”everybody is cheating.“

The Conversation

Trump claims he ‘couldn’t stand’ John Kelly and ‘fired him like a dog’

‘John Kelly, by far the dumbest of my Military people, just picked up the theme of the Radical Left’s lying about Gold Star Families and Soldiers, in his hatred of me,’ Trump rants on Truth Social

The Independent UK

John Kelly's "too late" Trump revelation

"Has Gen. Kelly apologized yet to Congresswoman Frederica Wilson for lying about her?" MSNBC host asks

Salon

Trump branded wounded or killed American soldiers ‘suckers’ and ‘losers’, Gen John Kelly confirms

General John Kelly confirmed details of a 2020 article about the former president’s behaviour in an on-the-record statement to CNN

The Independent UK

Gen Mark Milley claims Trump made shocking comment about disabled veteran: ‘No one wants to see that’

Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff exposes controversial comments made by ex-president

The Independent UK

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Trump lost it over wounded soldier: rpt

Trump questioned and criticized General Mark Milley's choice to have a disabled soldier sing at a welcome ceremony

Salon

McConnell calls Trump an "idiot" in book

In "Romney: A Reckoning," McConnell is quoted as saying that Trump "doesn't think when he says things"

Cinemablend

One Of The Best Stephen King Movies Of All Time Is Returning To The Big Screen Next Month

Stephen King fans will get to see one of the best adaptations of all time return to the big screen in September 2023.

The Independent UK

Audio disproves Vivek Ramaswamy claims he was misquoted about 9/11 conspiracies

Recording of interview with reporter shows GOP candidate was quoted accurately

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The Independent UK

Mercury Retrograde in Virgo has arrived: Here’s what experts say about the phenomenon

The phenomenon will occur from 5 to 28 of August

The Guardian - UK

Zadie Smith, Stephen King and Rachel Cusk’s pirated works used to train AI

Works by thousands of authors also including Margaret Atwood, Haruki Murakami and Jonathan Franzan fed into models run by firms including Meta and Bloomberg

Reason

Denver Cop Kills Man Holding a Marker

Plus: The Atlantic says anti-racists are overcorrecting, NYC targets landlords of unlicensed cannabis growers, and more...

Salon

The Christian right's misguided plan

The compassionate part only serves to make authoritarianism more palatable

The Week

‘Cold tongue’: what the Pacific Ocean cool patch mystery says about climate change

A thin stretch of the eastern Pacific Ocean has been getting colder for the past 30 years, defying the broad global trend and baffling scientists.

Broadcasting & Cable

‘Washington Week’ Gets New Moderator, New Name

Jeffrey Goldberg of ‘The Atlantic’ starts as moderator next week

The Week

Sam Altman: the OpenAI CEO leading the AI revolution

The launch of ChatGPT last November propelled OpenAI, and its co-founder and CEO Sam Altman, into the global spotlight.

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