A black hole in a bottle.

The United Kingdom begins to recruit civilians to work in an emergency crisis center in the aftermath of a potential no-deal Brexit. 1/19

One London radio host has become famous for trying to convert Brexiteers every day on his show. 2/19

British teenagers explain why they love to watch (and re-watch) old episodes of Friends. 3/19

A breakdown of Ocasio-Cortez and Markey’s new Green New Deal legislation, and why it is a 2020 litmus test. 4/19

Jeff Bezos shares blackmail emails from the publisher of the National Enquirer trying to prevent further inquiry into how his messages got leaked. 5/19

Amazon had almost $100 billion more revenue in 2018 ($233 billion) than it did in 2016 ($136 billion). 6/19

We cannot allow political enemies of Virginia’s governor to call for his resignation over a photo when they continue themselves to vote for the policies of white supremacy. 7/19

Less than a week into Black History Month, Gucci cancels an $890 balaclava after it's denounced for evoking blackface. 8/19

"Inclusion is very much on the minds of the knitting community." On the merits of falling in love with Sweater Instagram. 9/19

"Ivanka Vacuuming," by artist Jennifer Rubell, features a woman dressed like the First Daughter vacuuming a DC gallery for two hours each night. 10/19

The Warriors not only practice to hip-hop (a rarity in the NBA), they customize their playlist to each city they visit. 11/19

A fun project from the San Francisco Chronicle: mapping the city in photos from the epic snowstorm of 1976. 12/19

Indonesia's Palu earthquake, which produced a tsunami in September, was among the fastest ever: 9,600 miles per hour. 13/19

The NYPD asks Google to cease and desist alerting drivers to DWI checkpoints on Waze. 14/19

Artist Stuart Semple creates a black hole in a bottle—the "flattest, mattest, black acrylic paint in the world." 15/19

Over 600 years of Mexico's architectural history captured by German photographer Candida Höfer. 16/19

Both Juan Guaido and Nicolás Maduro claim to be Venezuela’s president. A good explainer on who’s legit and who gets to decide. 17/19

Where the “H” comes from in “Jesus H. Christ.” 18/19

Some short fiction for your commute: "Husband" by Shelley Jackson. 19/19

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