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| No images? Click here Good morning and happy (?) Tax Day! This is your annual reminder that TurboTax is a scam. - Annie ON OUR RADARThere is no fool-proof prevention method or go-to strategy to get rid of common colds, and that's why we're often left with different over-the-counter options to choose from. Here's how those costs vary around the world. This week, we're hating on whippets, organizing our app folders and celebrating the world's best columnist. We don't know how much longer these titles will be available, but as of April 2023, these are all completely free. Get 'em while they last, folks. DIGG PICKS | SPONSORED Save Up To 60% At HuckberryTrail sneakers, performance tees, comfy pants, cool weather gear and over 500 other items are on sale at Huckberry. AROUND THE WEBThe Disgusting Food Of TikTok: Is It Designed To Eat, Provoke — Or Arouse? Social media has a long history of gross-out content. But on FoodTok, the recipes are more bafflingly repulsive than ever. Real-Life Photos Of Coachella Show The Difference Between Instagram And Reality Coachella is one of the biggest and most famous music festivals in the world. However, these real-life photos prove that it's not always as glamorous as it appears on social media. 'Succession': The Story Behind Kerry And Marcia’s Funeral Fight Zoe Winters chats with The Daily Beast about Kerry and Logan’s unusual relationship, keeping that big twist a secret and what went down with Marcia in Sunday’s episode. VIDEO OF THE DAYThe Moment A CEO Tells Employees Who Didn't Get Their Bonuses To 'Leave Pity City'This clip of MillerKnoll CEO Andi Owens saying staff should focus on getting "the damn $26 million" during a Zoom call has gone viral. DIGG PICKS | SPONSORED Jars Are A Whole Lot Better Without Any AirWe already use jars for food and drinks, but the Flexi Jar adds one big improvement: It squeezes out all the air.IN THE NEWS📰 Charges Filed Against Homeowner Accused Of Shooting Black Teen Who Went To The Wrong House. Sixteen-year-old Ralph Yarl was shot when he went to the wrong house to pick up his siblings. (CBS News) ⚖️ Fox News $1.6 Billion Defamation Battle Over 2020 Presidential Election Claims Heads To Court. The controversial US cable news channel is accused of amplifying false claims in order to boost its faltering TV ratings. (Sky News) ➡️ Russian Court Upholds US Reporter's Detention On Spying Charges. Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich will remain in pre-trial detention in a Moscow jail after a court rejected his appeal on Tuesday. (NBC News) 🧗♀️ Spanish Climber Emerges From Cave After 500 days In Isolation. Flamini described the experience of being cut off from the world as "excellent, unbeatable." (USA TODAY) GOOD TO KNOWConcerts Sound A Lot Better Now, And The Explanation Is SimpleThe vertical line array speaker setup has drastically changed how music festivals like Coachella sound. GET MORE FROM DIGGDid someone forward this email to you? Subscribe to the Edition and Digg's other newsletters.
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