Why your power bill is so high

Plus, what comes after "brat" summer? |

Follow @Flipboard See More in The Daily Edition Download App

Back-to-school plans impacted by culture wars nationwide ABC News · Kiara Alfonseca Schools have been the center of laws concerning LGBTQ issues, race and religion.

Disney wrongful death suit serves as warning to consumers when clicking 'I agree' Associated Press · Cora Lewis and Sean Murphy The company is citing a subscriber agreement that came with a Disney+ trial subscription. Red flag gun laws under fire thetrace.org · Mike Spies Laws meant to keep firearms away from unstable people are under attack by Second Amendment radicals. The hidden reason why your power bill is so high Vox · Adam Clark Estes And a few things you can do about it.

Want more than 10 stories? Use the QR code to get Flipboard on your phone. It's free and you'll have all the best stories just a flip away. Download

1 in 5 people in a coma may be aware of their surroundings newscientist.com · Helen Thomson Many people in a coma seem to think about complex tasks when instructed, which suggests they are aware of what is going on around them. Average monthly expenses by age: Which group is spending the most? gobankingrates.com · Peter Burns How much you spend has a lot to do with how old you are. Brat summer is almost over. Get ready for 'demure' fall, a new viral trend. USA TODAY · Charles Trepany The internet has a new buzzword, aesthetic and mindset − and it comes in stark contrast to this summer's trend of embracing all things messy and brat. 'Hair theory' is all over TikTok right now — Here's what to know PSFeelGood · Renee Rodriguez The hashtag #hairtheory has more than 500 million views and counting. Everything we know about the new Anthony Bourdain biopic Eater · Jaya Saxena Production studio A24 is in talks to acquire the film, entitled "Tony," while Dominc Sessa is attached to star. Singing from memory unlocks a surprisingly common musical superpower phys.org · University of California - Santa Cruz Psychologists wanted to study "earworms." Here's what they learned.

Was this sent to you by a friend? For more like it, subscribe here. BLOG · CAREERS · ADVERTISE Update your email preferences or unsubscribe here. View our privacy policy here. ©2024 Flipboard, Inc. Made with love at 555 Bryant St #352 Palo Alto, CA 94301