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New aerial photos of North Korea show its network of prisons and labor camps, which Pyongyang says don't exist. 1/22

The China Post commissions five commemorative stamps to celebrate the country's most important technologies. Completely unrelated: ongoing revelations around who commissioned the Trump dossier. 2/22

American television is used to excuse China's vast sexual assault problem, where one in five men admit to rape. 3/22

Here’s a round-up of the growing number of big, important men accused by many of sexual harassment. And here are some tweets that explain how sexual harassment and assault occur in Congress. 4/22

“Some people say the devil is beating / his wife. Some people say the devil / is pawing his wife. Some people say / the devil is doubling down on an overall / attitude of entitlement toward / the body of his wife.” A poem for this period of sexual harassment news, from the latest Poetry: “Sunshower,” by Natalie Shapero. 5/22

In opposition, the Democrats are showing resolve—like Republicans. But when will they show the vision for 2020? 6/22

As the New York Observer publisher, Jared Kushner ordered hit jobs, revoked raises, didn't read his own paper (or anything). 7/22

A Canadian reality show sends politicians on dates—with each other—to see if they can find common ground. 8/22

A 102-year-old baseball fan, who watched Babe Ruth play, attends his first World Series game since 1926. 9/22

“There’s always room for self-expression.” A day in the life of a bunch of nuns who make ecclesiastical garments. 10/22

An award-winning cartoonist responds—with art—to losing his home in the Northern California fires. 11/22

Mark Zuckerberg's foundation offers grants to Bay Area communities gentrified by Facebook. 12/22

A new art show, "Moods of California," tries to prove the state has different seasons. 13/22

Some Oregon farmers were losing a quarter of their crop to avians like the American robin and European starling, so they set up an automated laser system that can frighten birdy bandits without harming them. 14/22

A study finds that the United Kingdom's love for bird feeders is giving great tits longer beaks. 15/22

Puerto Rico’s power system was a mess before Maria. Now it’s barely clinging to life. 16/22

Your weekend music video: A Danish art group stuck five musicians underwater and told them to bring their instruments. 17/22

A brief take on the cultural history of Dancehall in Jamaica. 18/22

“Where dance music is generally about abandon, Burial’s music is about abandonment.” Why South London’s anonymous artist is electronic music’s best interpreter for the 21st century. 19/22

We don't often link up recipes, but when we do... A great story behind Wesley Avila’s sweet potato taco. 20/22

Happy Halloween, y'all—it's almost Christmas! And here's another reminder: give cash this year, not presents. 21/22

Here are the best examples of horror cinema that nobody knows about. 22/22

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