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November 13, 2024 Paella, Ellis Island, and Road Rage Ten Picks for Today, Curated by Our Editors 1   Modern Family Inside the Life of Two Sets of Identical Twins, Who Now Live, Work and Raise Children Together Identical twins married identical twins. Now their children are cousins and siblings. ABC News Rachel Wenzlaff Save   SPONSORED A message from FinanceBuzz 8 Dumb Things Average Americans Waste Money On You're smart about saving money by shopping clearance, eating out less, and picking affordable streaming services. But there are still some tips you might not know that could help you save even more. Learn More 2   Deep Dive Guns. Knives. Bats. Hammers. Hatchets. Spears. As incidents of road rage escalate across the country, aggressive drivers in Texas try to understand what triggers anger. The Washington Post Ruby Cramer Save 3   Thought-Provoking The Making Of A New American Epidemic Unchecked development is encroaching into parched desert landscapes and kicking up more than just a little dust — it's raising the risk of a mysterious new infection. Noema Katharine Walter Save 4   Just Because How Cereal Transformed American Culture More than a century ago, Christian fundamentalists invented cereal to promote a healthy lifestyle free of sin. Little did they know, their creation would eventually be used to promote everything from radio and cartoons to Mr. T and tooth decay. Mental Floss Ian Lender Save 5   Great Reporting Inside the Paris Attacks Trial I attended court every day to try to understand the killers' motivations and hear from those whose lives had been irrevocably changed The Guardian Emmanuel Carrère Save 6   Yum Yum We Gave Martha Stewart's Paella Recipe Some Cost-Effective Shortcuts Martha's paella recipe is great, but there's absolutely no reason to use two teaspoons of saffron in it Eater Ivy Manning Save 7   History 'That Was the Greatest Day of All Our Lives': The Migrants Who Passed Through Ellis Island Isabel Belarsky was one of the millions of people who were processed on Ellis Island before its immigration facility closed in 1954. In 2014, she told the BBC about reaching the gateway to the US from the Soviet Union in 1930. BBC Myles Burke Save 8   Backstory The Other Side of the World's Largest Dam Removal Removing dams from the Klamath River in Northern California seems like a clear win for fish and rivers. Why do some locals hate it? Hakai Magazine J.B. MacKinnon Save 9   Essay Adrift in the South I've been drifting around the country for sixteen years, sixteen dreamlike years that began in China's land of milk and honey in the early 2000s, the southern border city of Shenzhen. Granta Tony Hao Save 10   Um, Rude! Dogs and Their Owners Really Do Look Alike—Here's Why New research reveals that people aren't just imagining it—dogs and their owners share striking similarities, from matching hairstyles to mirrored temperaments. National Geographic Tara Law Save   Yesterday's Most-Read Story Aquaphor vs. Vaseline: Which Is Better for Your Dry, Flaky Skin? Yes, there's a difference—and it matters if you've got sensitive skin. SELF Jenna Ryu Save Thanks for reading! If you enjoyed this newsletter, please share it with a friend. Was this email forwarded to you? Subscribe now to get Pocket in your inbox every day. Take Pocket everywhere You're receiving this email because you subscribed to Pocket. Unsubscribe • Manage Preferences • Privacy Policy • Help Center • Advertise © 2024 Mozilla Corporation, 149 New Montgomery St, 4th Floor, San Francisco, CA 94105