Sunday, September 1, 2024

This $17M Mansion? It's Actually a Sorority House (Newser Sunday Summary)

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September 1, 2024
 
 
If You Only Read One Thing
You don't have to be a multimillionaire to live in a $17 million, 40,000-square foot home. Keep reading
 
On the National Stage
The NCAA blocked Oklahoma State from placing QR codes on its players' helmets, a move that would have allowed fans to link to a team fund and donate to the program's name, image, and likeness money pool, the school announced before Saturday's game against South Dakota State. Keep reading
 
On the World Stage
On the eighth day of a search for a woman who vanished into a 26-foot-deep sinkhole on a busy road in Malaysia's capital, authorities decreed conditions had become "too risky" to keep sending divers to look for her. Keep reading
 
Weekend Jaw-Dropper
A 23-year-old rookie receiver with the San Francisco 49ers is in serious but stable condition after being shot in the chest during a robbery attempt on Saturday, reports SFGate. Keep reading
 
Wild Card
One thing is clear after reading a Washington Post deep dive into the occupation of flight attendant: The harsh realities of the job are a world apart from the often glamorized public perception of it. Keep reading
 
And Don't Overlook...
Is This the Future? Inside a Privately Run, For-Profit City
Before Rachel Corbett could set foot in PrΓ³spera, she had to sign an "agreement of coexistence"—thereby "binding myself to 4,202 pages of rules," any violation of which would be handled by an arbitration center operated by three retired Arizona judges. Keep reading
Here Are the Most Reliable Used Cars
Consumer Reports is out with its first-ever ranking of used cars, and Lexus and Toyota models stand above the rest in terms of reliability. Keep reading
TikTok's 'Loud Budgeting' Trend Appears to Have Legs
Some TikTok trends have more staying power than others. Keep reading
'Best Value' College Isn't in the Ivy League
A small private college in the Los Angeles area ranks No. 1 in terms of bang-for-the-buck value in the US, reports the Hill. Keep reading
Namibia Will Cull Zebras, Elephants to Feed Its People
As Namibia suffers from its most extreme drought in a century, the government is resorting to extreme measures: 723 wild animals will be killed to feed the country's people and to reduce overall water usage by fauna. Keep reading
 
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