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THE TRUTH ABOUT: 2 - The Untold Story

There’s nothing cooler than knowing your stuff

Brief letters: Barack Obama on what’s not cool | Nick Lowe | Huey Lewis and the News | Caesar’s ‘English’ invasion | Awkward street names

The Guardian - UK

Crashing a wedding for the sake of cake

Letters: Thomas Mann and Salka Viertel | Nabil Shaban | Condolences to Keith Flett | Dogs on the pavement | Caesar’s invasion

The Guardian - UK

‘There is no life’: Kupiansk’s slow demise reflects the fate of cities on Ukraine’s frontline

After more than two years of attacks, much of the population has left and the remaining soldiers are stuck in a war ‘going nowhere’

The Guardian - UK

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The Supreme Court Will Hear Another Home Equity Theft Takings Case

This one addresses the issue of whether the owner of a home foreclosed for nonpayment of debt is entitled to "fair market value" compensation, or only whatever the government gets from auctioning off the property, minus the debt owed.

Reason

The 10 Best Post Apocalyptic Movies of the 21st Century

I can't believe we made it this far, and neither can these films.

The Mary Sue

Brickbat: Hail, Caesar

In England, the Wakefield Council told homeowner Adele Teale to remove "Caesar," a 4-foot gorilla statue made of resin, from… The post Brickbat: Hail, Caesar appeared first on Reason.com.

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91-Year-Old Pennsylvania Woman With Dementia Loses $247,000 Home Over a $14,000 Tax Debt

Gloria Gaynor had almost finished paying off her house in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania. But she will not see a dime in equity.

Reason

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If You Know What “Veni, Vidi, Vici” Means, You Might Decode The Rest Of These 28 Roman Sayings

Languages come and go, but some sayings just never die. The Romans left us plenty of short, sharp phrases that still feel relevant today. Some of the famous lines came from Cicero or Caesar, other sayings shaped law, politics, and everyday life - but all of them pack a lot…

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Prime Video top 10 movies — here’s the 3 worth watching right now

Tom’s Guide

For Years, Oregon Stole People's Home Equity Over Modest Tax Debts. A New Law Puts an End to That.

The state just cracked down on a form of state-sanctioned robbery, where governments seized and sold homes over minor tax delinquencies—and then pocketed the profits.

Reason

What's The Best Order To Watch The 'Planet of the Apes' Movies?

There's more than one 'Planet of the Apes' timeline to consider. Here's a guide to watching all the movies, in various orders.

Inverse

The art of the almost-fancy snack wrap

Waiting for McDonald’s Snack Wrap? Try crafting your own snack-worthy wrap with a touch of grown-up flair

Salon

He Fell Behind on His Taxes. So the Government Seized His Home, Sold It, and Kept the $258,000 Profit.

But now his case against the government can move forward.

Reason

3 budget-friendly dinners to beat rising food prices – plus a smart shopping list

From a smoky tahini Caesar salad to zesty pork chops and Korean-style smash burgers, these three budget-friendly dinners use a shared shopping list to help you save money and reduce waste

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The Guardian - UK

Death Valley review – Timothy Spall’s quality new detective drama is a cosy, witty joy

It’s like Midsomer Murders with jokes, or Rosemary and Thyme – but good. This fun new murder mystery bounces along with verve. It’s a cut above

The Guardian - UK

Giulio Cesare review – concert staging with plenty of sublime, and ridiculous, moments

Harry Bicket and the English Concert’s performance of Handel’s opera was full of compelling performances, most notably Louise Alder’s Cleopatra, Christophe Dumaux’s Caesar and John Holiday’s Ptolemy

Radio France Internationale

Macron urges Syrian leader to protect minorities after deadly clashes

French President Emmanuel Macron told Syria’s new leader, Ahmed al-Sharaa, he must protect all communities in the country following deadly sectarian attacks in recent months. Macron made the comments on Wednesday in Paris, during Sharaa’s first official visit to a European country since his forces overthrew longtime ruler Bashar al-Assad…

Homes & Gardens

Mother's Day menu – 7 gorgeous recipes to treat the wonderful Mom in your life this year

This pretty Mother's Day menu featuring sides, drinks and even a celebration cake, decorated with edible flowers, is all you need to make mom feel extra special

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This Instagram Account Educates People By Explaining The Best History Memes Out There (23 Pics)

If history textbooks were more like this Instagram account, maybe more kids would open them. Or at least try to.

Radio France Internationale

War in Ukraine shifts France's weapons industry into high gear

France is the world’s second largest arms exporter after the US, and since the Russian invasion of Ukraine it has been ramping up production – both to send weapons to Kyiv and boost its own supplies. Arms manufacturers such as KNDS have tripled production since 2022, but are facing recruitment…

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22 People Are Sharing What Strange Events Were Sort Of Collectively Forgotten About

We’ve gathered some interesting examples of historic events that seem to often go overlooked.

The Guardian - US

Trump cabinet flunkies hail wannabe Caesar and Elon, his oligarch pal

Special adviser showed instinctive feel for authoritarianism as he addressed the president’s first full cabinet meeting

The Guardian - UK

Defector who exposed Assad’s brutality calls for Syria sanctions to be lifted

The former military officer, previously known only as ‘Caesar’, smuggled evidence of thousands of deaths out of the country

The Conversation

Why Trump’s rage defies historical and literary comparisons, according to a classics expert

The Greek divinity Nemesis, rarely depicted in art, has no place in the Olympian pantheon of a dozen gods and goddesses. But she’s an omnipresent force of retribution, an implacable force of punishment that arrives, if not sooner, then later.

Sports Illustrated

Heat Exec Pat Riley Gives Expansive Thoughts on NBA's Player Empowerment Era

The Miami Heat president gave a window into his thinking.

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