The things media got wrong in 2024

Plus, New Year's foods for good luck. |

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2024: Year in Review flipboard.com · Year in Review That was quite a year! Recap the top stories of 2024, from news, tech, sports, celebrities and more. Plus, those we lost.

The things media got wrong in 2024 Semafor · Max Tani One way you can tell a reputable American news media outlet from an untrustworthy one is who admits they're wrong, and corrects. Remembering Jimmy Carter, celebrated champion of human rights flipboard.com · ABC News A look back at the amazing life of the 39th president. Bird flu Q&A: What to know to help protect yourself and your pets NPR · Will Stone Those who're tracking avian influenza's footsteps say most of us don't need to be preoccupied with the virus as we go about our day.

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9 traditional New Year's foods to eat for good luck tasteofhome.com · Grace Mannon From grapes to long noodles, there's a whole list of foods considered lucky in different countries. Everything you need to know about caviar flipboard.com · FOOD & WINE From what type to buy, to how to store it, and why it's worth the splurge, we can answer any caviar-related question you have. Is multitasking a myth? Here's what an expert says about divided attention. CBS News · Jon LaPook and Sara Moniuszko A study of doctors found multitasking almost doubled mistakes in writing prescriptions. The 60 best actors of 21st-century cinema, ranked The Independent · Culture Staff Attempting to assign any kind of definitive numerical value to an actor's career is ultimately arbitrary and subjective. 15 marvelous Nature Photographer of the Year 2024 images Popular Science · Popular Science Team A giant octopus, a bobbing puffin, and a sea turtle in the claws of a crab. This state has the most bizarro drinking laws. And yes, happy hour is illegal fodors.com · Marissa Willman You might be in for a surprise at local bars if you aren't familiar with this state's drinking laws.

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