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Political and pickleball upheaval alike in today’s Bwoglines.

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Who likes SantaCon? Not New Yorkers.

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Who knew that from Russia to Idaho, Moscow remains constant.

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This job is way cooler than your McKinsey internship.

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True crime, Twitter, and therapy dogs are all featured in today’s news. What a weird world we live in. Editor’s warning: mention of hate speech.

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Natural disasters, cryptocurrency, and the day we’ve all been waiting for. (Editor’s note: mention of death)

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Gay rights and renting in New York City tips, what more could you need?

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Celebrate this Cyber Monday by reading about the ways in which countries censor their citizens!

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A series of tragic attacks at multiple LGBTQ+ safe havens across the nation among today’s Bwoglines.

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Today’s Bwoglines is by far the yarn-iest, featuring Twitter threads and your soon-to-be-repurposed sweaters.

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Some finitudes and endings in today’s Bwoglines, including the conclusion Columbia Football’s season and the Elizabeth Holmes trial.

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