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How "don't say gay" harms LGBTQ youth

Mental health experts worry that stigmatizing LGBTQ youth will further affect an already-vulnerable population

Salon

Herschel Walker lied about college

Not only was he not at the top of his class, as he's stated many times before, but he didn't graduate at all

Salon

Sleeping with a light can hurt health, study finds

‘People think that as long as they fall asleep and are unconscious, it’s not having physiological effects, but that’s simply not true’

The Independent UK

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AI-generated faces are taking over LinkedIn

Not even the most professional of social networks is safe from spam accounts.

Input

A new Cold War? The world must say no

It's a dreadful '70s rerun: Two nuclear powers face to face, and neither one has promised it won't shoot first

Salon

Crime to Speak in Favor of One Side in a War -- in Which Your Country Isn't Even Fighting?

NPR (Rachel Treisman) reports: Two German states have outlawed public displays of the letter "Z," which has become synonymous with support for Russia's war in Ukraine. Authorities in Bavaria and Lower Saxony said over the weekend that anyone who displays the symbol at public demonstrations or paints it on cars…

Reason

Less a Powerhouse Than a Parasite

What happened to the NRA?

Reason

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Heidi Stevens: Chicago florist tracks down woman in Ukraine who's selling flowers through the war

In early March, two weeks into Russia’s assault on Ukraine, Steven Dyme watched a clip on NPR’s Twitter feed about a florist in Mykolaiv, Ukraine, who had just stocked her shop with fresh spring blooms when war broke out.

Tribune News Service

‘He helped shape the modern world’: gif inventor Stephen Wilhite dies after getting Covid

He created the image file format that defined an internet culture for decades in 1987 while working at CompuServe

The Guardian - US

People must answer Census queries: Government

Home Ministry responds to question in Lok Sabha on possible protests

The Hindu

Finally, we have bipartisan consensus — that America is screwed

More than half of both Democrats and Republicans believe it’s “likely” that our democracy is on its last legs.

Mic

Advocates beat HC judges in T20 match

Additional Advocate General’s (Madurai Bench) Xl defeated by eight wickets Chief Justice’s XI in the T20 cricket match held at NPR cricket ground in Natham in Dindigul district on Saturday to win the second edition of Dr. Justice A.R. Lakshmanan Rolling Trophy.

The Hindu

Census rules amended to allow self-enumeration, digital data collection

The decennial Census exercise, which was indefinitely postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, will be held for the first time both in the digital mode and through paper schedules

The Hindu

Is 'headline stress disorder' real? Yes, but those who thrive on the news often lose sight of it

It began with a basic “news you can use” feature from National Public Radio. Titled “5 ways to cope with the stressful news cycle,” producer Andee Tagle’s piece, published in late February, offered tips on how to cope with anxiety caused by news consumption in tense times.

The Conversation

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Stuart Rothenberg: Why the Marist Poll is worth considering

The March 1-2 NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll, which contained some good news for President Joe Biden, didn’t get the usual amount of attention when it was released last week.

The Independent UK

Biden’s approval ratings rise after State of the Union address

An NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist National Poll showed president’s numbers are up eight points

Los Angeles Times

Biden blasts Putin for Ukraine invasion as he pledges to fight inflation

WASHINGTON — President Biden on Tuesday evening used his first State of the Union address to praise the West’s response to Russian leader Vladimir Putin’s “premeditated and unprovoked” war with Ukraine while seeking to convince Americans that he has a plan to combat spiking inflation at home.

Los Angeles Times

Los podcasts hechos por y para latinos por fin se abren paso en la corriente principal

Erick Galindo, nativo del sureste de Los Ángeles, quería hacer un podcast que sus padres mexicanos disfrutaran.

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The Philadelphia Inquirer

Philadelphia's storied NPR affiliate has lost half its journalists. Many complain about pay, morale and lack of innovation

Thirty-four WHYY journalists signed a letter to top managers last February complaining about how they were running the newsroom at the biggest public media outlet in the Philadelphia region.

Los Angeles Times

Podcasts made by and for Latinos finally make inroads in mainstream market

LOS ANGELES — Southeast L.A. native Erick Galindo wanted to make a podcast that his Mexican parents would enjoy.

The Independent UK

PJ O’Rourke death: Celebrated satirist and author dies aged 74

His career spanned Rolling Stone, the National Lampoon, and NPR’s ‘Wait Wait... Don’t Tell Me!’

The Independent UK

Twitter users lampoon NPR over article debating emojis and white privilege

“Surely, with everything else going on in the world, one understands the ludicrous nature of this post,” a Twitter user wrote

Motor1

Mazda Radio Glitch In Seattle Has Some Owners Stuck On NPR

The error is certainly weird but at least they can adjust the volume.

The Independent UK

Public radio owner buys Sun-Times in big Chicago media deal

The combination of two storied Chicago news brands has created one of the country’s largest local nonprofit news organizations

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Editorial: Americans deserve to know if Gorsuch has forced Sotomayor to work remotely

In an era in which everyone’s a media critic, Nina Totenberg has been getting some exceptionally rough reviews lately. NPR’s veteran Supreme Court watcher last week reported that conservative Justice Neil Gorsuch refuses to wear a mask while sitting next to liberal Justice Sonia Sotomayor, who is diabetic, thus causing…

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