"Deepfakes" are real news.

Steve Bannon is back, or he’s trying to be: pitching White House aides and Trump allies on a plan to kill the Mueller probe. 1/16

Worth noting: Trump's recent tweets on Russia mirrored the conversation and storylines, in near real-time, from an episode of Fox & Friends. 2/16

A lawyer explains why the country is entering a dangerous moment: actual confrontation between the president and his investigators. 3/16

A study finds that Americans, especially Millennials, know very little about the Holocaust; 45% can’t name even a single concentration camp. 4/16

A federal appeals court says employers can't pay women less than men just because they made less at a previous job. 5/16

The case against an autonomous military: Why thousands of Google employees resisted doing A.I. for the Pentagon. 6/16

The site of Kim Jong Un's summit with Trump may be influenced by the North Korean leader's lack of a plane to fly there directly. 7/16

We’ll shortly live in a world where our eyes routinely deceive us. Put differently, we’re not so far from the collapse of reality. “Deepfakes,” currently responsible for dark-web hoax porn, are coming soon to your everyday world. 8/16

The hockey community across North America has been leaving sticks outside at night to honor a team of boys killed in a bus accident. 9/16

When Lionel Messi scores a goal, the city of Barcelona literally shakes, says a seismometer installed nearby. 10/16

Shohei Ohtani is baseball's great new hope: the first since Babe Ruth to star in both pitching and hitting. 11/16

Photographs by Martin Amis (no, not that Martin Amis) of British gamblers. 12/16

A new typeface, enabling sighted speakers to read Braille, aims to put more Braille in public spaces. 13/16

Many people don’t know the most common lowercase print version of the seventh letter of the alphabet. 14/16

Video: Scientists figured out why Japan’s snow monkeys soak in hot spring bathing pools. 15/16

Man robs $1,600 from a bank and throws it on Taylor Swift’s lawn in order to impress and marry her. 16/16

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