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Your Highlights NYTimes Tech @nytimestech Facebook may finally be paying the price for its bad reputation. Facebook Isn't Scandal-Proof This social network may finally be paying the price for its bad reputation. nytimes.com  1  6 The Nation @thenation How $25 Vouchers Can Help Save Our Democracy How $25 Vouchers Can Help Save Our Democracy Seattle showed what happens when ordinary residents—not just wealthy donors—fund campaigns. thenation.com  5 Nightline @Nightline Britain's transport minister says there are "tentative signs" a fuel-supply crisis snarling the country is easing, but it will be a while before the situation returns to normal. With army on standby, Johnson says UK fuel crisis improving Prime Minister Boris Johnson has sought to reassure the British public that a fuel-supply cri... more abcnews.go.com  1 Poynter @Poynter The gunman who killed five people at the Capital Gazette in Annapolis has been sentenced to five life terms without parole. Gunman who killed 5 at the Capital Gazette sentenced to 5 life terms without parole - Poynter From person-to-person coaching and intensive hands-on seminars to interactive online courses ... more poynter.org  9  21 The Boston Globe @BostonGlobe Hollywood star Lori Loughlin, who served a brief prison term for her role in the Varsity Blues college admissions cheating scandal, is returning to the small screen. Lori Loughlin will appear in TV series for first time since serving time in prison for Varsity... Hollywood star Lori Loughlin, who served a brief prison term for her role in the Varsity Blue... more bostonglobe.com  1 ProPublica @propublica "The case was covered intensely by local and state media outlets. D Magazine, Dallas' monthly glossy, published a cover story in 2016 with the headline "Dr. Death"; the nickname stuck." A Surgeon So Bad It Was Criminal Christopher Duntsch's surgical outcomes were so outlandishly poor that Texas prosecuted him f... more propublica.org  6  6 See more on Twitter Help  |  Privacy  |  Reset password  |  Download app We sent this email to @EileeceyLieuten. Unsubscribe Twitter, Inc. 1355 Market Street, Suite 900 San Francisco, CA 94103