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THE NEXT STAGE

2 diggs elle.com 
At age 16, Alexandra Ansanelli was anointed a prodigy. By 22, she was a principal for the New York City Ballet. At 26, she was a principal for the Royal Ballet. By 28, she had given it all up.
  
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6 diggs constantcontact.com 
Unless you’ve built an underground bunker to avoid this election entirely, you’ve probably landed on a candidate’s email list. Check out how all of their strategies stack up and maybe learn some takeaways for your own email marketing.
  
FOR THE LOVE OF SCIENCE

14 diggs 
According to Cody here, cyanide tastes like baking soda and smells like roasted almonds and crushed apple seeds, which doesn't sound half bad...
  
KILLING THEM INVISIBLY

4 diggs tinyletter.com 
What if, Glendon Scott Crawford asked Rodney Margolis — head of the Jewish Federation of Northeastern New York — I had a device that would help Israel by eliminating your enemies? It would be a "black bag" operation, Crawford promised, one that could "kill Israel’s enemies while they slept."
  
NO, GET YOUR MIND OUT OF THE GUTTER

3 diggs 
Nick Offerman is the owner of a magical beard, a deadpan personality and his very own woodworking shop. Colbert puts Offerman's knowledge to the test, learning that he has a very Zen approach to smelling wood.
  
THE BRAND IS STRONG WITH THIS ONE

2 diggs Fast Company 
As she leads her brand into its next stage, Ivanka reveals how she's navigating the drama around her father's presidential campaign.
  
OFF THE BOOKS

7 diggs The New York Times 
The notion of secret law is as counterintuitive as it is unsettling. When most of us think of law, we think of statutes passed by Congress, and we take for granted that they are public. Statutes, however, are only one kind of law.
  
GRAPHIC CONTENT

16 diggs thrillist.com 
An attempt to delineate the tip of the art form's iceberg — 33 of the most exciting, adventurous, gorgeous, movingly written anthologies, limited series, and stand-alone stories ever drawn.
  
INTO THE REDZONE

9 diggs theringer.com 
The NFL’s ratings crisis is an election problem. It’s a changing-technology and viewer-habits problem. Amazingly, it’s even a baseball-playoffs problem. But most distressingly for the league, it’s also an oversaturation problem.
  
GOING VILLAGE BY VILLAGE

2 diggs CNN 
The Iraqi army's armored division is closing in on the outskirts of Mosul after sweeping through enemy-controlled land in the past 48 hours, liberating communities village by village.
  
'TODAY I'M A POOR SAXON WARRIOR'

5 diggs VICE 
Photographer Chris Bethell visited East Sussex, England to probe the minds of the men and women commemorating the 950th anniversary of the Battle of Hastings.
  
(IT'S REALLY, REALLY GOOD)

41 diggs 
The Pixel and Pixel XL were designed to be flagship phones through and through, from the specs to (sadly) the price. So, how do they stack up to the rest of the Android universe — and to the iPhone 7?
  

UPCOMING