Early Addition: Regular Bikers And E-Bikers Are Getting In Fights Over Who Belongs On The Trail

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Published Jun 2, 2021

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James Ramsay

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An investigation by The Intercept found that the NYPD waited hours to respond to looting during last summer's Black Lives Matter protests, while police quickly cracked down on peaceful demonstrations.
U.S. health officials are testing to see if people can get COVID-19 booster shots from a different brand than the initial vaccine they received.
West Virginians who get vaccinated between June 20th and August 4th will have a chance to win guns as part of a state-run raffle.
People who've switched to e-bikes are facing backlash from regular cyclists who think the motorized bikers are 1) cheating, and 2) terrorizing their favorite trails.
AMC plans to reward meme stock investors who boosted the theater's stock by giving them free popcorn and movie tickets.
A crew of Yemeni fishermen found a dead whale full of $1.5 million worth of ambergris, a rare substance used in perfumes, and it's totally changed their lives.
Speaking of treasure, apparently scouring beaches with a metal detector is now fashion.
And finally, a moonwalking cat:

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