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"It’s funny to think that I have put Q-tips up the nostrils of my greatest dance heroes. What a job! What a world!" https://t.co/U4Lv5zmD6b

K-pop groups like BTS and Blackpink are embracing the hanbok, a traditional form of Korean dress that's been reimagined by contemporary designers. https://t.co/uyH8kastwi

A material that could conduct electricity without resistance at room temperatures would transform technology. Now scientists have found one. But there's a catch. https://t.co/Fp1PpzhjtA

A declaration that urged “herd immunity” and called for the coronavirus to spread naturally among younger people while protecting the vulnerable is unscientific, dangerous and unethical, many scientists said, and could result in a half-million deaths. https://t.co/HdsBfNeYC2

The Tampa Bay Rays stunned the Dodgers and tied the World Series after Los Angeles made two mistakes on a wild final play. https://t.co/xUoV4pAW7B

“I am grateful that I am finally given this chance to serve the country without violating my conscience,” said Lee Seung-ki, a Jehovah’s Witness who will work in a prison for three years instead of joining South Korea’s military. https://t.co/dDqUHuIebj

Protests in Thailand that began as a student-led revolt against the military’s influence on the classroom have grown to encompass a sweeping range of issues at the heart of the country’s deep-rooted social and economic disparities. Here’s what to know: https://t.co/tbYvWXswOm

Breaking News: Members of Vice President Mike Pence’s inner circle, including his chief of staff, tested positive for the virus, people briefed on the matter said. https://t.co/dEsERgrndd

A group of Hong Kong activists who have been granted asylum in the U.S., Canada and Germany in recent weeks are the latest catalyst for deteriorating relations between China and the West.  https://t.co/ecfBqFd8py

A doula and Ob-Gyn joined forces to create this essential guide to help Black women feel safer and for medical providers to address their own racism. https://t.co/oHSQQAIRRE

“If the killer bunnies on Monty Python were a real animal, they would be slow lorises." https://t.co/O11rCDv28G

Lee Kun-hee, who built Samsung into a global technology giant and was convicted — and pardoned — twice for white-collar crimes, has died at 78. https://t.co/btOzkyVwUB

The pawpaw and its resilient tree are getting more attention, thank to issues like climate change, economic inequity and access to food. https://t.co/PiXHukLHqf

Despite centuries of scrutiny, the body is still capable of surprising scientists. https://t.co/NNc2rRNnYR

How a Falun Gong-backed newspaper went from an obscure low-budget broadsheet to a click-bait content farm to a dominant source of right-wing misinformation with influence in the Trump administration. https://t.co/wpS8KtBc0M

Secret training of separatists, rescuing Mossad operatives in CIA cargo crates and airstrikes lighting up the night skies: Relations between Israel and Sudan have been a colorful roller-coaster, generally covert, and often confrontational. W\@halbfinger https://t.co/Sih5jJVEzQ

"Of all the things President Trump has destroyed, the Republican Party is among the most dismaying. 'Destroyed' is perhaps too simplistic, though," writes the editorial board. https://t.co/nwMheIm6DW

Turning 100 is a major milestone, but for 27,000 teenagers born in Spain in 1920, it proved a curse, as they got drafted into the Republican "baby bottle" conscription, sent across the Ebro river to fight the longest battle in Spain's Civil War. https://t.co/PaSZRtqbfj

We're tracking the record-setting early votes in the U.S. general election. https://t.co/sY2CFsDbuF

Hey, some good news!! 🐝 A crew has eradicated the Asian giant hornet nest discovered this week. Check out the suits used during eradication. And here's a bonus photo of the radio tracker attached to one of the hornets. That's how they found the nest. https://t.co/5ZKrF7xpz5 https://t.co/UFpwXUrNoB

My story today: How Joe Biden's deep relationships with police chiefs & unions shaped his Senate career and vice presidency – and frayed nearly to the point of breaking in the 2020 campaign. Could he – and would he – rebuild those alliances as president? https://t.co/1y1B5CStbP

Straight boys acting gay for fun and profit. https://t.co/veKzLxvc7C

I spent the past few months reporting on The Epoch Times, trying to figure out how it went from small, obscure Falun Gong newspaper to giant, influential pro-Trump media empire. It was a wild ride! https://t.co/ST8ZGKdSOR

The mayor of a Russian town was up for re-election and needed a patsy to run against, so he asked the woman who cleans City Hall. A story that will lift your spirits and make you smile. ⁦@AndrewKramerNYT⁩ https://t.co/G3yo3rVHiw

Trump’s most enduring economic legacy may not rest in the numbers, but in how he has shifted the conversation around the economy. https://t.co/srL7RlLtN0

NEW: Anna Wintour has championed diversity for years. But some at Vogue describe a workplace that sidelined and tokenized them. The racism they faced was often coded and subtle; sometimes blunt. That culture stemmed from Ms. Wintour they said: https://t.co/s1uitdzZea

When most people were watching "Tiger King," Pete Buttigieg started writing a book. Now it's a best seller. https://t.co/1xyDTzi4LA

Nine years late + 4 bln over budget: Welcome to Berlin's new airport! At one point there were rumors that the family of former chancellor Willy Brandt was weighing whether to remove his name from the airport so as not to be associated with such a fiasco https://t.co/ejEpJFF0aQ

What early voting tells us (and what it doesn't), Biden campaigns steps a toe in bonus states, and how Trump’s rally schedule gives away his narrow path to 270. Second to last state of the race newsletter w/ @anniekarni https://t.co/6RTgTGpGGA

There was one poll that stood out today. Analysis from @Nate_Cohn https://t.co/sfiXKea7UP