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Engadget's homepage features their latest tech news and reviews, including Prime Day 2024 deals and other tech gadgets. via Engadget

Engadget's homepage features a variety of tech news, including Prime Day deals and the latest in gaming. via Engadget.

Kerry Howley of Reason.com shares an article discussing a call for regulating sliced bread thickness in Britain. Baroness Gardener is concerned about thick-sliced bread and its potential impact on obesity.

The Freakonomics blog is giving away free signed bookplates for the Freakonomics book for a limited time. via Freakonomics

A 2007 Reddit thread discusses Ron Paul and Dennis Kucinich being left out of a CBS series on presidential candidates.

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A 2007 Reddit post discusses an article about parking shortages for private jets at a UN Climate Conference. via Newsbusters.org.

Economist Mark Thoma shares a collection of links to articles about economics and finance from December 4, 2007, including topics such as Iran's nuclear program and the Federal Reserve.

A 17-year-old Reddit post links to a puzzle game hosted on shygypsy.com. via Reddit.com

A Reddit thread from 2006 discusses the financial burden of incarceration in the US, citing high construction and operational costs per prisoner. via reddit.com

A 2007 New York Times article shared on Reddit claims that all 16 US intelligence agencies agree Iran halted its nuclear weapons program in 2003. via r/politics.