| No images? Click here  BROUGHT TO YOU BY  Sending a special shoutout to everyone running the NYC Marathon this weekend! Hopefully we'll get to see another duck in the crowd. - Annie ON OUR RADAR An analysis of YouTube channels shows that kids' content will never go out of fashion.  People shared the celebs' and public figures' deaths that made them saddest, and some fond memories of each. CREDIT WE DIGG | SPONSORED  Improve Your Financial Future With CreditStrongBuilding your credit profile responsibly can be hard. CreditStrong can help you build credit for the future. RECOMMENDED READINGThe Self-Inflicted Demise Of Kyrie Irving Has Kyrie's time in the NBA come to an end? If so, the persistently stubborn star has only himself to blame. In an effort to help with rising grocery costs, retailers are reverting prices to pre-inflation rates on traditional Thanksgiving fare. The Wordle Board Game Is A Joyless, Lazy Knockoff Of The Hit Digital Game "I’m not sure what I was expecting." VIDEO OF THE DAY Hasan Minhaj Apologizes For Being 'Extra' In Recent 'Celebrity Jeopardy!' GameThe comedian apologized for being a bit over the top and missing some rules while playing "Celebrity Jeopardy!". DIGG PICKS | SPONSORED  Best Gifts For Hard-To-Shop-For FriendsHave someone on your list who is absolutely impossible to buy for? Huckberry has an excellent collection of off-the-beaten-path gifts to choose from. FROM THE ARCHIVES Tech Executives Are Sending Their Kids To This Mostly Tech-Free SchoolSilicon Valley elites are preventing their children from using the same products and services that they are unleashing onto the world. (From 2019) GET MORE FROM DIGG   Did someone forward this email to you? Subscribe to the Edition and Digg's other newsletters. |
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| No images? Click here  BROUGHT TO YOU BY  Good morning. I know there are a million more important things going on in the world today, but I can't stop thinking about the fact that this Real Housewives star lives in the "Johnny Tsunami" house. - Annie ON OUR RADAR This week we've also got a journalist who is seemingly new to the concept of fiction, a tech mogul who introduced financial inequality to Twitter.  With so many attractions on offer, how can visitors to the US know which sights are worth seeing, and which aren't? CREDIT WE DIGG | SPONSORED  Strong Credit Opens Doors — Get Started TodayImproving your credit score can take time, but CreditStrong makes it easy to get started today. AROUND THE WEBThe internet is obsessed with not working, and frankly, it's about time. Joe Rogan Admits He Lied About Schools Using Litter Boxes Rogan told guest Tulsi Gabbard last month that his wife's friend was a teacher at a school that installed litter boxes in the girls bathroom. 'Skinamarink' Is The Scariest Movie Of The Year Viewers are already saying they "haven't been scared like this in years." VIDEO OF THE DAY Cut asked 100 people share their all-time worst experience in the bedroom. DIGG PICKS | SPONSORED  The Best Amazon Picks In October Chosen By YouWe regularly share our favorite Amazon picks with you, but these are picks chosen by other Digg readers. IN THE NEWS📰 Benjamin Netanyahu Set To Become Israel's Prime Minister After Yair Lapid Concedes Defeat. Netanyahu was previously Israel's longest-serving leader and was removed from power in 2021 after 12 consecutive years in charge. (PBS Newshour) 🤝 Ethiopia's Tigray Conflict: Truce Agreed. A surprise deal has been reached in the Ethiopian civil war with both sides agreeing to halt their two-year conflict. (BBC) ➡️ Twitter Layoffs To Start Today, Company Tells Staff In An Email. A class action lawsuit was filed on Thursday against Twitter by its employees. (Reuters) 🏀 Brooklyn Nets Star Kyrie Irving Suspended Without Pay For At Least Five Games Over Antisemitic Tweet. Irving tweeted a link to an antisemitic documentary last week, and refused to condemn antisemitism in subsequent press conferences. (CBS News) JUST FOR FUN This Is How Bright The World's Strongest Flashlight IsKyle Krueger got his hands on a $700 torch that can light up an entire block. GET MORE FROM DIGGDid someone forward this email to you? Subscribe to the Edition and Digg's other newsletters. |
