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All across red states, rightwing activists are pressuring school districts to censor books and – scarily – they’re succeeding.

Several experts I spoke to also pointed to the skyrocketing cost of living and the scarily stagnant wages as the reasons behind Gen Z’s craze for dupes.

It’s all about practicality with this one – we loved its vegan-friendly cover (scarily a lot of mattress toppers aren’t) which not only stayed cool but was easy to slip on and off.

Not just the facts but the meaning of these alleged crimes comes scarily alive in the emotional details of their telling.

The world of deepfake videos is getting scarily real, with one of my favorites being Avengers stars Tom Holland and Robert Downey Jr being deepfaked into Back to the FutureNeo and Agent Smith from The Matrix being deepfaked into Office Space.

From the swift landing on a scarily short runway, to a crazy traffic of mokes, quad bikes and scooters, it’s a whirl of high-end resorts, gourmet cuisine and fabulous beaches.

Together with their two young daughters, the couple fled Afghanistan, beginning an arduous, multiyear odyssey that took them across continents and some scarily inhospitable countries.

Yet the youths remain scarily docile, nobody is protesting!

A coal miners’ strike in eastern Kentucky becomes a pitched battle for a community’s soul in this stirring, scarily unflinching frontline dispatch.

At times, their doppelgängers were scarily accurate, and other times they were laughable.

Their minds went back to those months when all they saw was an immensely, almost scarily, focussed Bancroft whose life revolved around cricket.

They say that the UAE is an ally, but the overwhelmingly arbitrary handling of Matt's case indicates a scarily different reality, for which Matt and I are being made to pay a devastatingly high price.

Unfortunately, organisations such as Xero and its customers are being dragged through the mud as greedy cyber attackers create emails and websites that look scarily like the real thing.