Up to 95% of the world’s total fish population lives in a deep layer of the ocean that is hard to detect and we know little about.
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“Main-character energy” means feeling like you’re in a movie, though capturing such a moment can “be antithetical to living it.”
↩︎ The New Yorker
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The most accomplished disc golfer in the world recently extended his endorsement deal for $10 million.
↩︎ The Ringer
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Open Instagram and behold an endless feed of perfect, zonked-out babies, “lulled to sleep by endless, foolproof methods.”
↩︎ The New Yorker
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I am no longer a figurehead. I am no longer a spot-filler. I am no longer the face of what is diverse. The goal for me was always to be that person until I could step away because the change had happened, and I could sit …
A profile of economist Emily Oster, whose prominence in the debate around reopening schools “has been galling to some educators.”
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Illustrator Jenifer Prince, based in São Paulo, turns vintage pop comics into contemporary lesbian love stories.
↩︎ It’s Nice That
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by The Tournament of Books Staff
We wrap up the discussion on our second book of June—and it’s time to vote for which of this month’s books you want to send to our end-of-summer finale!
The elephant in the room? A woman in Thailand explains what’s it like when one enters your kitchen.
↩︎ The Guardian
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Portraits by Brazil’s Luciano Cian that deal in “the miscegenation of races and peoples, with diversity as the central focus.”
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