“Honey. Hot bologna. Hot lips.”
Vanguard says the chances of a recession by late 2020 have risen to between 30 and 40 percent. 1/29
White House aides often tell President Trump not to call foreign leaders at odd hours due to time zone differences. 2/29
Donald Trump hires the worst people, according to Donald Trump. 3/29
A path forward for the GOP: Running candidates in big cities who are focused on what locals really care about. 4/29
Allegations of anti-Semitism haunt Britain’s Labour party under Jeremy Corbyn. 5/29
Once reserved for Nazi war criminals, "denaturalization"—stripping someone's citizenship—is a favored Trump administration tactic. 6/29
“Deadnaming” is the practice of calling a trans person by the name they no longer use—one that has a double meaning when it involves murder. 7/29
The Endangered Species Act is now itself endangered. 8/29
In Flagstaff, despite a polarized political climate, wildfires cause liberals and conservatives to agree on policy. 9/29
The peace symbol comes from semaphores, and other leftist logo trivia. 10/29
A fact-checker tackles some of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s recent sweeping rhetoric. 11/29
West Virginia moves to impeach its entire Supreme Court for multiple crimes, not to mention "lavish" office spending. 12/29
Hard-boiled egg. Honey. Hot bologna. Hot dog. Hot lips (breaded chicken breast smothered with hot sauce, served with blue cheese dressing). Eighty-two items are available on a stick at the Iowa State Fair. 13/29
A list of the 10 items that SNAP recipients are most likely to purchase at the grocery store. 14/29
Writers are told not to describe skin tones with food terms. A Nigerian essayist in South Africa begs to differ. 15/29
Women with heart attacks have a higher risk of dying if their cases are handled by male doctors. 16/29
The CEO of PepsiCo, stepping down after 12 years, blames the lack of fellow female chiefs on "a pipeline problem." 17/29
An AP investigation finds that Google tracks your location even if you’ve paused “Location History.” 18/29
“Snapchat dysmorphia” is real: Millennials are seeking out plastic surgery to better resemble their edited photos. 19/29
A robot named “There’s Waldo” can find a Waldo in about four and a half seconds. 20/29
“We’ve proved skeptics wrong.” A profile of Richard Branson's space program and the lead pilot for its SpaceShipTwo. 21/29
In forcing a transition to HTTPS, Silicon Valley ignores needs of internet users in developing and rural areas. 22/29
Hundreds of streets in San Francisco have "uncontrolled intersections," with neither stoplights nor signs. 23/29
The Meg is... one of the last of its species: A movie made, in no small part, because the fans wouldn’t let it sink. The making-of story behind one of the last films clamored for in the ‘90s. 24/29
The book really is better than the movie: a comparison of 17 books and their 2018 adaptations. 25/29
Video: Gardening lessons from the late 1920s, “including some wonderful time-lapse footage and inter-titles to match.” 26/29
Skateboards, cutoffs, and other summer images from Hawaii illustrator Kate Wadsworth. 27/29
New York Times Style chief Choire SIcha says if you don’t know what kind of dog you are, you don’t know how to take care of yourself. 28/29
"It can be pretty scary." German police rescue a man being stalked by a baby squirrel. 29/29
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