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Putin greeted children of 2 Russian spies in Spanish as they were unaware of their nationality: Kremlin

7434 upvotes • r/worldnews

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TIL Coal baron James Dunsmuir envisioned a medieval castle for his retirement and built Hatley Castle. It was like a small city on Vancouver Island with over 100 residents and servants in 1911. None of his children could afford the $1,500 monthly upkeep so it was sold at $260,000

5203 upvotes • r/todayilearned

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Tinder parent company cuts jobs as subscriber numbers slump

3143 upvotes • r/technology

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Ojibwe language version of Star Wars to hit Winnipeg theatres

2014 upvotes • r/movies

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'I do miss him': Trans attorney Sofia Nelson mourns the JD Vance they knew at Yale

1299 upvotes • r/politics

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Carter Center Announces “Jimmy Carter 100: A Celebration in Song” Sept. 17 at Atlanta’s Iconic Fox Theatre

718 upvotes • r/entertainment

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Ashley Callingbull First Indigenous Woman Crowned Miss Canada Universe

689 upvotes • r/entertainment

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TIL There are around 300 petroglyph sites on the British Columbia coast, with concentrations on Gabriola Island. Only fewer than 30 can be dated and erosion means it is unlikely ancient carvings would be preserved. The Snuneymuxw request no photographs or rubbings be taken of the petroglyphs

562 upvotes • r/todayilearned

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‘This is breaking him’: Putin’s prisoner swap leaves hundreds behind

557 upvotes • r/UkrainianConflict

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TIL As a British colony in the 1870s, Prince Edward Island was first promoted as a place to get away from the high-pressured society of North America. Many Americans saw Canada as a foreign land that resembled the old country of England but without the bustle

475 upvotes • r/todayilearned

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Putin greeted children of 2 Russian spies in Spanish as they were unaware of their nationality: Kremlin	7434	worldnews
TIL Coal baron James Dunsmuir envisioned a medieval castle for his retirement and built Hatley Castle. It was like a small city on Vancouver Island with over 100 residents and servants in 1911. None of his children could afford the $1,500 monthly upkeep so it was sold at $260,000	5203	todayilearned
Tinder parent company cuts jobs as subscriber numbers slump	3143	technology
Ojibwe language version of Star Wars to hit Winnipeg theatres	2014	movies
'I do miss him': Trans attorney Sofia Nelson mourns the JD Vance they knew at Yale	1299	politics
Carter Center Announces “Jimmy Carter 100: A Celebration in Song” Sept. 17 at Atlanta’s Iconic Fox Theatre	718	entertainment
Ashley Callingbull First Indigenous Woman Crowned Miss Canada Universe	689	entertainment
TIL There are around 300 petroglyph sites on the British Columbia coast, with concentrations on Gabriola Island. Only fewer than 30 can be dated and erosion means it is unlikely ancient carvings would be preserved. The Snuneymuxw request no photographs or rubbings be taken of the petroglyphs	562	todayilearned
‘This is breaking him’: Putin’s prisoner swap leaves hundreds behind	557	UkrainianConflict
TIL As a British colony in the 1870s, Prince Edward Island was first promoted as a place to get away from the high-pressured society of North America. Many Americans saw Canada as a foreign land that resembled the old country of England but without the bustle	475	todayilearned