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The early-2000s money trend that’s still relevant today

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By Anna North Verified
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If you live in America in 2026, and you’re not so wealthy as to be absolutely shielded from daily life, you’re probably aware that everything is really expensive now. Gas and milk are both above $4 a gallon. Fresh vegetables are up almost 10 percent over this time last year, even though they will maybe give you explosive diarrhea. The median home in this country now costs almost half a million dollars.
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How extreme heat is changing summer camp Original

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By Anna North Verified
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This story originally appeared in Kids Today, Vox’s newsletter about kids, for everyone. Sign up here for future editions. A few summers ago, we signed our older kid up for a very outdoorsy camp. The organizers prided themselves on getting children comfortable with nature and the elements; they told us that kids would only go indoors if absolutely necessary. Then, a punishing heat wave hit New York City. Our kid came home with a weird heat rash that took days to go away.
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MAHA is breaking up with Trump. Now what? Original

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By Anna North Verified
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Donald Trump is not exactly a health influencer: The 47th president famously loves fast food and Diet Coke, and reportedly eschews both sleep and exercise. But Trump’s political power comes in part from a group of exceedingly health-conscious Americans. Supporters of the Make America Healthy Again movement, led by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., helped propel Trump to a second term in the White House.
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