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Friday, 7/24, 04:41 AM

Myles Garrett Lists His Ohio Home After Trade to the Rams

  • Myles Garrett, one of the NFL's best defensive players, has put his home near Cleveland up for sale for $2.1 million.
  • It is a routine relocation with an unusual backstory: the Browns traded him to the Los Angeles Rams in June, so he is moving because his team moved him.
A crowded nightclub (file image)
Culture 33 d

Phones down: how the fear of going viral is reshaping the dancefloor

  • A generation raised online is growing wary of being filmed on a night out, where one unguarded moment can become someone else's viral clip.
  • In response, clubs from Berlin to Manchester are covering camera lenses and locking phones away, betting that privacy is the new luxury of nightlife.

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In brief

A black-veined white butterfly (Aporia crataegi)
Science 53 d

A zoo's bid to bring back a butterfly Britain lost a century ago

  • Dartmoor Zoo has begun breeding black-veined white butterflies — a species extinct in Britain since 1925 — with plans to release them into the Devon countryside as early as next summer, in a conservation push partners hope can restore a small piece of the nation's depleted wildlife.

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