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Reader's Digest, 24 Juillet 2026

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Reader's Digest, publié en langue Anglais, est un magazine de États-Unis. Consultez Reader's Digest en ligne sur PressReader ou téléchargez des numéros pour les lire plus tard. Parcourez les anciens numéros de Reader's Digest dans les archives.

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ArticleWhy Did the (Rub­ber) Chicken Cross the Road?

With a mid­life crisis impend­ing, Byard Duncan decided to break the strangest world record he could find. WE THINK OF chick­ens as flight­less birds, but they’re not. In fact, it’s com­mon for them to travel mod­est dis­tances via stints of...

Why Did the (Rub­ber) Chicken Cross the Road?

ArticleSav­ing Baby KJ*

An exceed­ingly rare con­di­tion threatened a new­born’s life. Then a team of med­ical research­ers stepped for­ward with a first-of-its-kind genetic treat­ment. “A pea­nut.” That’s how Nicole and Kyle Mul­doon described their tiny baby boy when they...

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ArticleTHE NEW GENIUS*

Soft skills have never been at a higher premium. Here’s how to hone them. by car­oline fan­ning, tina don­vito, emily good­man, cathy gar­rard and tracey neith­er­cott

THE NEW GENIUS*

Article“May I Speak to a Per­son?”

Stu­dents at this help desk will hap­pily answer your ques­tions (no mat­ter how bizarre)—or just take the time to chat.

“May I Speak to a Per­son?”

ArticleOut­smart­ing the Sys­tem

There’s always a loop­hole: Read­ers share ways they save time, money and head­aches.

Out­smart­ing the Sys­tem

ArticleSold Out

Chances are, the per­son buy­ing that con­cert seat next to yours isn’t a per­son at all.

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