| No images? Click here Happy birthday to Queen Elizabeth II! Today Great Britain kicks off the Platinum Jubilee, a weekend-long celebration of her 70 years on the throne. Or, as the internet is lovingly calling it, "platty joobs." - Annie ON OUR RADARRent Cafe crunched numbers in 115 cities where the apartment stock was at least 10,000 units and analyzed them across three major categories: cost of living and housing, local economy and quality of life. We are here for all the memes and reactions to the latest trailer for "Pokemon Scarlet And Violet." APP WE DIGG | SPONSORED How To Add A Kusama Masterpiece To Your Investment PortfolioYes, really. This fintech unicorn helps you reach your financial goals with an asset that outpaced the S&P 500 by 164 percent from 1995 -2021. With industry-leading expertise at every step of the way. Learn more. AROUND THE WEB'Men Always Win': Survivors 'Sickened' By The Amber Heard Verdict It didn’t matter what the verdict was — as one domestic violence survivor puts it, “this case is my worst fear playing out on a public stage” How The AR-15 Conquered America, As Revealed By An Industry Insider How did AR-15 variants come to occupy such a position of dominance in our culture — and, increasingly, in our everyday lives — in the first place? The Last Howard Johnson's Restaurant In America Is Officially Closed It was once among the nation's biggest chain restaurants. VIDEO OF THE DAYConan O'Brien And His Assistant Sona Once Fought To The Point Where She Almost Got FiredConan O'Brien's longtime assistant and podcast co-host Sona Movsesian recently told Andy Richter about the biggest fight she got into with the late night TV host. DIGG PICKS | SPONSORED Father's Day Is Right Around The CornerDon't get Dad another novelty tie — get him something exciting this year. Maybe a cocktail smoking set? Or high-end meat? Let's spice it up in 2022. IN THE NEWS📰 Johnny Depp Wins Libel Case Against Ex-Wife Amber Heard, Awarded $15 Million In Damages. A jury sided with Depp's claim that Heard defamed him in a December 2018 essay when she described herself as "a public figure representing domestic abuse." (AP) ➡️ Gunman Dead After Killing Four And Injuring More In Tulsa, Oklahoma Shooting .A medical building on a hospital campus was attacked by a gunman, who killed four people and died apparently from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. (AP) 🥵 California Cracks Down On Water Use As It Sees Its Most Severe Drought Ever. The state enters its third year of severe drought and what water officials say is the state's driest year on record. (NPR) 🇹🇷 UN Agrees To Change Turkey’s Official Name To ‘Türkiye.’ Turkey began the move to change its internationally recognized official name in English to Türkiye in December. (Al Jazeera) FROM THE ARCHIVESQueen Elizabeth And Her Corgis: A Love StoryMichael Joseph Gross reveals the private history of Her Majesty’s kennels and the essential role the pups have played in her reign. (From 2015) GET MORE FROM DIGGDid someone forward this email to you? Subscribe to the Edition and Digg's other newsletters. |
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| No images? Click here Hello June! Goals for this month include taking more bicycle rides, binging "Love Island" and getting started on that summer reading list. - Annie ON OUR RADARThis week, we've got Swedengate, Bradley Cooper looking unrecognizable in new roles and the Haim sisters dancing. If the cops have a warrant to search your property, don't make any mistakes or rash decisions. Just follow these guidelines. Remember, you don't need to be a Costco member to enjoy the food there. SUMMER WE DIGG | SPONSORED A Classic Reimagined, With Performance Fabric And Features To Ride The Heatwave In Comfort And StyleDiscover collars and crews in warm weather hues and other lightweight luxuries like performance shorts made from natural and stretchy fabrics. Let the adventure begin by using code DIGGSUMMER to get 15 percent off. AROUND THE WEBShocking No One, Netflix's Password Crackdown Is Already Failing The streaming platform is trialing a fee-based password sharing program in other countries… to poor results. The Cities Where Rent Increased By More Than $1,000 In The Past Year Rent has been rising nationwide, but these cities are the worst offenders when it comes to jacking up their monthly fees. There's No Bigger Loser Than A Racist 'Star Wars' Fan Anyone harassing Black actors for joining the franchise is in desperate need of an actual life. VIDEO OF THE DAYBTS Speak Out Against Anti-Asian Hate At White House Press Briefing"Hi, we're BTS and it is a great honor to be invited to the White House today to discuss the important issues of anti-Asian hate crimes, Asian inclusion and diversity," RM, the K-Pop group's English-speaking member, said at Tuesday's press conference. DIGG PICKS | SPONSORED The Best Amazon Picks In May Chosen By YouWe feature a lot of useful, stylish and straight up weird picks from Amazon every day. These are the items you liked best in May. IN THE NEWS📰 Biden To Send Missile System To Ukraine In U-Turn — And Issues Nuclear Warning To Russia. Washington attempts to tread a narrow line by sending Ukraine weapons while not inflaming Putin and triggering a broader conflict. (Sky News) 📵 Supreme Court Blocks Texas' Controversial Social Media Law. The ruling is a major boon for tech companies who have been fighting against content moderation laws that would fundamentally change how they do business. (Axios) 🤐 Uvalde School Police Chief Not Responding To Investigation Into Shooting Response, DPS Says. Officials are investigating the law enforcement response to the shooting. (Austin American-Statesman) 🍕 Taco Bell Locations Are Running Out Of Mexican Pizza Less Than Two Weeks After Its Return. Demand for Mexican Pizza was seven times higher than the last time it was on the menu. (CNBC) THE MORE YOU KNOWIs It Safe To Eat Moldy Food?Adam Ragusea explains what to do, and not do, when you see mold appearing on food in your home. GET MORE FROM DIGGDid someone forward this email to you? Subscribe to the Edition and Digg's other newsletters.
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