Here's why gas is more expensive than ever even though oil prices are down
Business Insider · Ben Winck
The split has to do with the "crack spread," or how much refiners charge to process oil into gas.
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Lake Powell is vanishing. But it's bringing a former canyon back to life.
CBS News · Ben Tracy
"It's completely unprecedented. This lake hasn't been at this level since 1967," an official said.
This is how many lives could have been saved with COVID vaccinations in each state
NPR · Selena Simmons-Duffin , Koko Nakajima
One tragic fact about the nearly 1 million people who died of COVID-19 in the U.S. is that a huge share of them didn't have to.
Ashley Judd speaks about her mother's passing, puts spotlight on mental health
goodmorningamerica.com · Angeline Jane Bernabe
In a conversation with ABC News' Diane Sawyer, the actress said she wanted to speak before things “become public without our control.”
Saying goodbye to the iPod
flipboard.com · Tech
Look back at the impact the device played in modern-day technology and how its legacy lives on in the iPhone and Apple Watch.
Meet the people who want to spend the rest of their lives on cruise ships
CNN · Terry Ward
Considering retiring on a cruise ship? You're not alone.
The Japanese home design that strikes a work-life balance
Bloomberg CityLab · Max Zimmerman
Could the architecture of Kyoto’s historic machiya townhouses offer modern lessons in remote work?
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Why pet food is so doggone expensive
Vox · Benji Jones
Pet food was roughly 12 percent more expensive at the start of this year compared to early 2020.
What 'Downton Abbey' gets right (and wrong) about 20th-century England
POPSUGAR · Amanda Prahl
How much of "Downton" is historically accurate, though, and how much of it is exaggerated for dramatic effect?
The people who 'danced themselves to death'
BBC Culture · Rosalind Jana
In 1518, a 'dance plague' saw citizens of French city Strasbourg reportedly dancing uncontrollably for days on end – with fatal results.
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