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Weekly news quiz: From ugly dogs to SCOTUS and a shiny new game show host

By Holly J. Morris
Published June 30, 2023 at 5:00 AM EDT

President Biden has sleep apnea! That means the nation's oldest-ever president uses a CPAP machine when sleeping — and he probably snores.

Using the traditional method of determining age in South Korea, he'd be younger; sadly, that system was kicked to the curb this week by a new law. Dare we suggest Ryan Seacrest, who has a strong track record of replacing older men, as Biden's running mate in 2024?

Seacrest seems busy, though. Anyway, many other things happened. How well were you paying attention?

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And if you didn't bother to read the news, you can catch up here:

  • pizza or not in Pompeii?

  • Supreme Court decision on affirmative action

  • who's Jesse Watters?

  • aging in South Korea

  • the Star Wars dress

  • gravitational waves!

  • Ryan Seacrest

  • skateboarding and baseball

  • World's Ugliest Dog

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    Holly J. Morris works on NPR's Training team. She was an editor at The Washington Post Express, National Geographic and U.S. News and World Report, and a college teacher.

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