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• Celebs back away from Trump admin.’s $300M COVID-19 ad campaign
• Coinbase doubles down on anti-politics stance with exit package offer
• Charges filed in hack that caused NFL athlete’s nude pics to be posted on Twitter
• Proposed EU rule may mean you can finally delete some apps from your phone
• The Google Home sequel, the “Nest Audio,” is official for $99.99

• Latest News from Science Magazine
• ‘Provocative results’ boost hopes of antibody treatment for COVID-19
• This biologist helped trace SARS to bats. Now, he's working to uncover the origins of COVID-19
• Stem cells offer new glimpse at how the placenta emerges—and how the fetus-sustaining organ can fail
• As wildfires continue in western United States, biologists fear for vulnerable species
• ‘Try to be serious.’ Climate policy gets rare notice in chaotic presidential debate

• Quanta Magazine
• Alchemy Arrives in a Burst of Light
• Some Physicists See Signs of Cosmic Strings From the Big Bang
• Complexity Scientist Beats Traffic Jams Through Adaptation
• How to Assess Risks During the Coronavirus Pandemic
• Reasons Revealed for the Brain’s Elastic Sense of Time

• SAPIENS
• Do Black Lives Matter in Outer Space?
• From the Margins to the Mainstream: Black and Indigenous Futures in Archaeology
• When Colorblind Parenting Meets Anti-racism
• Imagining the Neanderthal’s World
• How the Zapotec Are Fighting COVID-19

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• Universe Today
• Cheops Finds a World That’s Utterly Alien From Anything We Have in the Solar System
• A Galaxy has been Found That’s as Bright as a Quasar… But it’s Not a Quasar
• Another Starship Test Tank is Pushed to the Limit and Explodes
• Maybe Volcanoes Could Explain the Phosphine in Venus’ Atmosphere
• Is There Life Deep Underground on Mars?

• Scientific American Content: Global
• Can an Algorithm Help Solve Political Paralysis?
• Climate Change Receives Unexpected Attention at First Presidential Debate
• Scientific American Endorses Joe Biden
• We Need Federal Action to Prevent the Next Pandemic
• Everything Scientists Know So Far about the First Interstellar Objects Ever Detected

• Investico
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• ING en de FinCEN-files: ‘Nederland importeert corruptie’
• ING maakte heimelijk 45 miljoen over voor ‘spaarpot van Poetin’

• World news | The Guardian
• Russia spreading lies about Covid vaccines, says UK military chief
• Neanderthal genes increase risk of serious Covid-19, study claims
• Germans embrace fresh air to ward off coronavirus
• Biden raises record funds as aides jab 'train wreck' Trump after sorry debate
• Coronavirus live news: Madrid lockdown looms; 34m jobs lost in Latin America

• De Standaard : Buitenland
• Eerste persoon die genas van hiv sterft op 54-jarige leeftijd
• Boek speelt Meghan Markle parten bij rechtszaak over privacy
• Betogen in Israël mag maximum één kilometer van thuis
• 51 Congolese vrouwen beschuldigen WHO-medewerkers van misbruik, ook Belgische hulpverleners
• 17 grienden gestrand in het noorden van Spanje

• TR: voorpagina
• Zou houden we de moed erin tijdens de tweede coronagolf
• Rutte roept nu tóch op om mondkapjes te dragen. ‘We veren mee met de samenleving’
• Het is bijltjesdag: ontslaggolf bij Shell, Bam, Tata Steel, KLM en Jaarbeurs
• Culturele instellingen in chaos. ‘Dit is een onmogelijke keuze’
• Grote uitdagingen, bescheiden ambities

• 1Limburg | Nieuws en sport uit Limburg
• Automobilist zwaargewond na nachtelijke botsing tegen boom
• Monument neergestorte straaljager krijgt eindelijk een plek
• CBS: ruim 10.000 coronadoden tijdens eerste golf
• Podia in onzekerheid: wat besluiten de Veiligheidsregio’s?
• BinckBank Tour scheert met tijdrit langs provinciegrens

• South China Morning Post
• Asia has become hotspot for mass surveillance during coronavirus pandemic, heightening risks of abuse, analysts say
• Vatican seeks to extend bishops deal with Beijing that has brought ‘positive, despite limited’ results
• Chinese, unable to travel abroad, are flocking to a mock Japanese street in Guangdong
• Russia says foreign fighters joining Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict
• Fears for Hong Kong butterfly haven after land stripped of greenery

• News from EUobserver
• [Ticker] Finally a federal government agreement in Belgium
• [Ticker] Auditor appeals for EU funds on child poverty
• [Ticker] British MPs get behind controversial Brexit bill
• [EUobserved] Celebrate with us. EUobserver's 20 years of independent EU news

• EURACTIV.com - Feeds
• Putin, Macron call for ‘complete’ halt to fighting in Karabakh
• ‘Urban Farming’: Are rooftop fields the future?
• The Brief – Don’t forget about the fish
• Macron criticises Turkey’s “warlike” rhetoric on Nagorno-Karabakh
• MEP Patriciello: Strengthening EU powers on health is a must, COVID has shown

• Axios
• Coronavirus dashboard: Catch up fast
• CDC finds 3,689 COVID-19 or coronavirus-like cases on cruise ships in U.S. waters
• Facebook removes Trump ads tying refugees to COVID-19
• Over 73 million people watched the first debate on TV
• Senate passes bill funding government through December