| No images? Click here  Hi there, happy Saturday! Happy Earth Day! Hope you can get outside and enjoy nature today. - Annie ON OUR RADAR We have a new MVP of the week, some very adorable highlights, and some quite stupid bloopers for you this week.  This is how much the US government owes to creditors, broken down into dollar bills.  After ruling your television with "The Americans," Keri Russell is now "The Diplomat" for Netflix. Here's what critics have to say about the new series. DIGG PICKS | SPONSORED  Stay Sustainable With This Shirt Made From Hemp And Organic CottonHemp isn't a miracle resource, but it's shockingly underused. Not only does it take a lot less water to grow, but it lasts a long time. RECOMMENDED READINGWe all want roads that are safe, efficient, and pleasant. But no one wants to change for that to happen. What’s Really Going On With 'Ghostwriter' And The AI Drake Song? Something doesn’t make sense. How To Claim Your Money From Facebook's $725 Million Legal Settlement If you used Facebook in the U.S. between 2007 and 2022, you may be eligible to claim a share of a $725 million privacy settlement. Tips From The Experts On Sushi Rules To Follow With the recent spate of sushi pranks that have rocked Japanese society, we set the record straight on the "right way" to eat one of the world's greatest food delights. VIDEO OF THE DAY What Are The Best Ways To Minimize Your Carbon Footprint?While we need systemic change from governments around the world to tackle climate change, that doesn't mean we can't help out ourselves. DIGG PICKS | SPONSORED  This Military-Grade Night Vision Monocular Is Crushing It On KickstarterThis monocular can last up to 10 hours on a charge, and store about two hours of 1080p footage. JUST FOR FUN A Side-By-Side Comparison Of Different Godzilla Variations Over The YearsGlobal Data compares the evolution of the Godzilla character using this nifty size comparison. 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  Happy Friday and Eid Mubarak! - Annie ON OUR RADAR Two types of baby dramas on a plane, another weekly bigot and man who clearly needs to be introduced to a financial planner.  A ranking based on search trends, eating patterns and burger establishments each state has to offer.  From portraits to places, here are the best photographs from the fifth edition of NASA's annual Photographer of the Year awards. DIGG PICKS | SPONSORED  This Tiny Flashlight Provides Over Three Days Worth Of Light On A Single ChargeFor about $46, you can get this dual-mode flashlight that has a 1,000-lumen flood light that'll last up to 90 hours and a 2,000-lumen distance light that can last 60 hours. AROUND THE WEBBreaking Up The Web To Make A Worse One "We might be in trouble folks. For the first time in my life, it feels like the internet, as an experiment, as it currently functions, may not last." Insider's music team attended an exclusive dinner on Friday in Coachella's VIP Rose Garden. The multiple-course meal was created by Zarah Khan, the executive chef at Rustic Canyon Restaurant. The Internet Of The 2010s Ended Today BuzzFeed News was more than a website: It defined an era. VIDEO OF THE DAY POV Camera Captures The Moment A Skier Drops Straight Down A CrevasseA member of the Les Powtos skiing crew, a group from France, fell straight down a crevasse and somehow didn't get injured. DIGG PICKS | SPONSORED  All Day I Dream About PizzaLukewarm delivery is fine, but nothing beats a slice of freshly made pizza right out of the oven.IN THE NEWS📰 Everything We Know About Maine Shooting Spree Suspect Joseph Eaton. Joseph Eaton allegedly shot dead his parents and their friends just days after being released from the Maine Correctional Center. (Independent) 🤦 Ukraine War: Russian Warplane Accidentally Bombs Own City. A huge blast which shook residents of Belgorod is being blamed on an accidental air strike. (BBC) ➡️ Supreme Court Set To Decide On Abortion Pill Access. The justices are weighing arguments that allowing restrictions contained in lower-court rulings to take effect would severely disrupt the availability of mifepristone. (AP) ✅ Twitter Drops Legacy Blue Check Verification. Twitter on Thursday began removing legacy blue checkmarks from user profiles, with famous people including Beyonce, Bill Gates and Cristiano Ronaldo losing their verified statuses. (Reuters) JUST FOR FUN A Side-By-Side Height Comparison Of Various Historical FiguresEver wondered how short Alexander the Great was? Or how tall pharaoh Ramesses II stood? GET MORE FROM DIGGDid someone forward this email to you? Subscribe to the Edition and Digg's other newsletters. |
