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NYTIMES (Emily Cochrane, David W. Chen and Anna Griffin) - Supreme Court Ruling on Mail-in Voting Could Add to Election Confusion

The limits on mail-in voting may not go into effect by November, with at least one state vowing to sue. But some states and experts warned about further voter confusion.

AMERICANTHINKER (American Thinker Blog) - Freedom removed from WNBA game, America

By Eric Utter A t-shirt with the wrong but truthful statement is enough to get thrown out of a women's basketball game.

YOUTUBE (Fox News) - BREAKING: Dolly Parton dead at 80 #foxnews #news #shorts #countrymusic #celebrity

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AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - Brazilian woman posed as 11-year-old girl, deceived family for 14 months before arrest

A 38-year-old Brazilian woman spent more than a year living as a fake child inside a couple's home, and her arrest exposed a pattern of similar cons stretching across at least seven states. Amanda Maria Souza de Oliveira called herself "Gabriele." She carried a baby bottle, wrapped herself in a comfort blanket, wore heart-print shorts, […] The post Brazilian woman posed as 11-year-old girl, deceived family for 14 months before arrest appeared first on American Almanac .

A 38-year-old Brazilian woman spent more than a year living as a fake child inside a couple's home, and her arrest exposed a pattern of similar cons stretching across at least seven states. Amanda Maria Souza de Oliveira called herself "Gabriele." She carried a baby bottle, wrapped herself in a comfort blanket, wore heart-print shorts, and spoke in a baby voice. She avoided eye contact. She told the middle-aged couple who took her in that she was 11 years old, a runaway fleeing an abusive father. They believed her. They gave her a bedroom filled with toys and dolls. They threw her a birthday party when she supposedly turned 12. The con lasted 14 months in Joinville, a city in southern Brazil. It ended on June 2, when police arrived at…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Alex Tanzer) - Unidentified groups keep crawling into New York City's sewers, and nobody knows why

At least three separate incidents of people entering and exiting New York City's sewer system at night have baffled investigators and residents alike, and so far, not a single person has been arrested or identified. Around 4 a.m. on a Tuesday morning near Penn Station, a security camera captured three figures in overalls and headlamps […] The post Unidentified groups keep crawling into New York City's sewers, and nobody knows why appeared first on American Almanac .

At least three separate incidents of people entering and exiting New York City's sewer system at night have baffled investigators and residents alike, and so far, not a single person has been arrested or identified. Around 4 a.m. on a Tuesday morning near Penn Station, a security camera captured three figures in overalls and headlamps pulling themselves out of a manhole at 32nd Street and Seventh Avenue, one of the busiest corridors in Manhattan. They climbed out, one after another, and ran. The NYPD confirmed it is investigating the incident. Authorities inspected the sewer system afterward but have released no further details about what, if anything, the trio was doing underground. The Penn Station episode was not a one-off. It…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - Oklahoma City gym bans women to fight lust — and the mockery proves the founder's point

A self-described recovering sex addict opened a men's-only Christian gym in Oklahoma City built around spiritual accountability and physical fitness, and the online ridicule it drew says more about the critics than the concept. Jeff Hambrecht founded Proverbs 27:17 last November as a gym and ministry center where men struggling with lust, sexual addiction, and […] The post Oklahoma City gym bans women to fight lust — and the mockery proves the founder's point appeared first on American Almanac .

A self-described recovering sex addict opened a men's-only Christian gym in Oklahoma City built around spiritual accountability and physical fitness, and the online ridicule it drew says more about the critics than the concept. Jeff Hambrecht founded Proverbs 27:17 last November as a gym and ministry center where men struggling with lust, sexual addiction, and broken relationships could train without the triggers that fed their worst habits. He also works as a corporate health and wellness director. The gym's name comes from the Old Testament verse about iron sharpening iron, men holding each other accountable. Hambrecht told the New York Post that his own failures drove the idea. He admitted he was unfaithful in his previous marriage…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Charles McAdams) - Fossilized shark teeth reveal a prehistoric ocean hidden beneath Egypt's desert

Cairo University researchers pulled 14 fossilized shark teeth from a remote Egyptian plateau, identifying five extinct species that once prowled a warm sea where sand and rock now stretch for hundreds of miles. The teeth came from the Abu-Tartur Plateau, a phosphate-rich highland in Egypt's Western Desert roughly 400 miles southwest of Cairo. The plateau […] The post Fossilized shark teeth reveal a prehistoric ocean hidden beneath Egypt's desert appeared first on American Almanac .

Cairo University researchers pulled 14 fossilized shark teeth from a remote Egyptian plateau, identifying five extinct species that once prowled a warm sea where sand and rock now stretch for hundreds of miles. The teeth came from the Abu-Tartur Plateau, a phosphate-rich highland in Egypt's Western Desert roughly 400 miles southwest of Cairo. The plateau sits between the Kharga and Dakhla oases, today one of the country's most important mining and fertilizer sites. More than 70 million years ago, it was the floor of a tropical ocean. A team led by Cairo University recovered the fossils from a phosphate layer at the site and matched them against specimens found elsewhere in the world. Their findings, published in the peer-reviewed journal…Open