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2024 - 6 - 28

Why Confidence in America is Vital - Head Lice Outbreaks and Summer Mysteries Revealed!

American Politics - Climate Change - Mystery Novels - Summer Activities - Washington Post

Discover why Americans need more confidence, the surprising culprit in head lice outbreaks, and a gripping summer mystery to unravel. Read on for intriguing insights!

Americans are urged to have more faith in their country's vitality and virtue, as polls reveal outsiders have a clearer view of America than its own citizens. Meanwhile, The Washington Post features reader critiques, showcasing the public's feedback on grammatical errors, coverage gaps, and inconsistencies. In a bizarre twist, 'selfies' are implicated in head lice outbreaks, although scientific data supporting this claim is limited. The mysterious disappearances of siblings 14 years apart in Liz Moore's novel 'The God of the Woods' adds an intriguing plot for summer reading. As readers delve into these topics, they uncover a tapestry of perspectives on national identity, personal grooming habits, and enthralling literary mysteries.

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Americans should be more confident in their country's vitality and ... (The Washington Post)

Opinion. Americans should be more confident in their country's vitality and virtue. Polls show that the world sees us more clearly than we see ourselves.

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Readers critique The Post: Show some more team Spirit (The Washington Post)

Every week, The Post runs a collection of letters of readers' grievances — pointing out grammatical mistakes, missing coverage and inconsistencies.

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In head lice outbreaks, 'selfies' may be a surprising culprit (The Washington Post)

That head lice outbreaks are getting worse has not been widely demonstrated in the scientific literature, though anecdotal reports suggest it might be true.

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'The God of the Woods' should be your next summer mystery (The Washington Post)

Liz Moore's literary suspense novel follows the disappearances, 14 years apart, of two siblings.

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How a warming world changed our relationship with summer (The Washington Post)

Investing in AC. Giving up the garden. Learning the scent of wildfire smoke. June 28, 2024 at 4:19 p.m. EDT.

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Democrats fear a messy convention. Trump should fear their ... (The Washington Post)

Opinion. Democrats fear a messy convention. Trump should fear their meltdown more. What could draw more people into politics than a must-watch nightly drama, ...

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