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Wild horses drink water brought by residents as prolonged drought and high temperatures have dried up natural watering holes.

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Today on The Editors, Rich, Charlie, Noah, and Dan discuss Jon Ossoff's presidential prospects, South Korea, and the death of former Cambridge professor, Jason Arday.

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We dig into the music, the personalities, the bizarre characters, the legendary studio sessions, and the songs that make Steely Dan so endlessly rewarding. Because beneath all the perfectionism and complexity, Steely Dan always understood one fundamental thing: A great song still needs a great groove.

Discussing this week's news: taxpayer-funded political campaigns, students learning about social justice from a rabid anti-Israel activist, DEI in college admissions, and Newsom's enthusiasm for new automobile tire regulations.

Since 1911, Californians have been allowed a direct role in legislation via the initiative and referendum process. This year's November ballot features 14 measures, including the Billionaire Wealth Tax, two “affordability” programs that will make housing more expensive, and a bid to make the nation's highest marginal income-tax rate a permanent impediment to prosperity.

Revelers play in tomato pulp during the annual food fight festival in Bunol, Spain.

Apple TV’s critically acclaimed spy series returns September 16.