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1. Paul Alexander, forced into an iron lung by polio in 1952, dies at 78 (March 13) "He was eventually recognized by Guinness World Records as the longest-surviving iron lung patient."

2. It Matters That Mainstream Media Missed Katie Britt's Lie (March 11) "Where was the mainstream press on this? Why did it take an independent journalist like Katz digging into the details of this story for it to come to light that the points within were built on misrepresentations, if not outright lies?"

3. Islands of Insight teaches logic puzzles (March 18) "So not only does the game have a massive number of high quality logical puzzles within a single flexible framework, it also teaches players how to get good at solving logic puzzles."

4. AstraZeneca to cap out-of-pocket inhaler costs in US, following rival Boehringer's move (March 19) "Breztri Aerosphere costs $645 in the U.S. but $49 in the UK, according to a letter by Sanders and other lawmakers sent to the four companies earlier this year."

5. Preacher John MacArthur faces backlash after saying MLK was "not a Christian at all" (March 14) What on earth.