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Baggy pants are back in style, and this article explores different ways to wear them, from workwear to contemporary looks. via Put This On.

A new report reveals how political campaigns can manipulate elections using tactics like discrediting journalists and instigating protests based on false news. via The Guardian

Valet Magazine gives tips for better sleep in this article, including kicking off the covers to cool down and pointing out that even a little sleep deprivation is harmful.

Learn about the history of swim-up bars, from their 1950s Las Vegas beginnings to their modern-day ubiquity. via PUNCH

Food52 suggests roasting vegetables directly on the oven floor for maximum caramelization, but cautions readers to check their oven manuals first. via Food52.

Author Joe Berkowitz explores the competitive punning subculture and his experiences within it in his new book, *Away With Words*. via Fast Company

Thought experiments are a tool used by thinkers to solve problems and understand complex concepts, encouraging speculation and logical thinking. via Farnam Street.

Inspecting algorithms for bias is discussed in this MIT Technology Review article, raising concerns about transparency and fairness in criminal justice systems. via MIT Technology Review

Looking for gift recommendations for Father's Day? This article has you covered with a variety of spirits from whiskey to amaro. via The source of this content is Serious Eats.

A review finds that the $350 Cheese Grotto doesn't preserve cheese any better than deli wrap and a fridge.

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