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It's frustrating to hear people on the Right, including some who should know better, claim there's "no evidence" of significant, possibly outcome-changing fraud in the last presidential election — even as the forensic audit in Arizona uncovers multiple discrepancies. Clearly, they're confusing "evidence" with "proof." No, there may not be absolute, incontrovertible proof of election fraud — yet. But there is plenty of evidence, good reasons a rational person might question the outcome. Here are ten that come to mind, in no particular order: Eyewitness testimony. Since November 3, hundreds of people have come forward to report that they personally...

The Math Genius Who Gave Us Sudoku By AMY ELLIS NUTT   Leonhard Euler's math discoveries extend to astronomy, ballistics, optics, music theory, fluid dynamics, mapmaking, shipbuilding — and Sudoku.     In the spring of 1727, two weeks after the body of Isaac Newton was laid to rest in London's Westminster Abbey, an obscure 19-year-old mathematician by the name of Leonhard Euler left his home in Basel, Switzerland, to take up an academic position in St. Petersburg, Russia.When he died there in 1783 at the age of 76, Euler (pronounced "oiler'') had become the most prolific scientific writer in...