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Natalia Orantes-Santiago

Reporter · CA

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Aug 4, 2026
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Top 10M sites
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Jul 9, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 4, 2026 · Natalia Orantes-Santiago

    Tween culture: Is it dead or are we old? - The Runner (opens the original)

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    With 2016 coming back, I can’t help but feel the nostalgia of my tween-age years. Has a decade seriously flown by? Was 12-years-old truly that long ago? Apparently so, since kids don’t know One Direction, and stream the same series as their older siblings and cool aunts — like Euphoria. I can’t claim to be so retro. I was online at 12. But Vine and Instagram differ from the TikTok of today. We had mannequin challenges and unironically used Instagram’s “Rio de Janeiro” and Snapchat’s dog filter.

  2. Article · Jul 13, 2026 · Natalia Orantes-Santiago

    Going analog: The irony of buying your way offline - The Runner (opens the original)

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    The internet, once an escape from real life, has recently become something people are itching to get away from. Phrases like needing to “touch grass” or be “chronically offline” have grown more and more in popularity, and lingering beneath is an ugly truth. Spending too much time on your phone — something we were warned about as children with the ultimate parental catchphrase of “it’s the damn phone!” — isn’t a groundbreaking revelation. But how likely is the average person today to fully evade

  3. Article · Jul 9, 2026 · Natalia Orantes-Santiago

    Movie review: Obsession - The Runner (opens the original)

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    The horrors of modern dating as a woman interested in men can feel like flipping a coin between the two unhealthiest extremes — the arrogant manosphere-oriented, self-proclaimed alpha or the nice guy. This nice guy character is not a genuinely kind man, but an individual with a subtler sense of entitlement. He aims to manipulate his romantic or sexual relationships through a form of conditional kindness. Nice guys use self-deprecation in seeking validation. They believe their deepest flaws are b

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