A life well lit.

Steve Bannon meets behind closed doors with the House panel on Russia. Mr. Trump sends a preemptive tweet, “The Russian Collusion Hoax is dead.” 1/15

African immigrants who come to the US are generally the continent's best and brightest, with superior educations. 2/15

Photographs of streets across America named after Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. 3/15

An American history teacher is put on leave after telling a black student that his white classmates would lynch him if he didn't focus on his work. 4/15

An annotated history of the racism of that "least racist person" Donald Trump, from 1973 to 2018. 5/15

The Rust Belt is the face of the Great Recession, but it's the West's overextended empty suburbs that won't recover. 6/15

Legal marijuana hurts cartels and reduces crime in the US, but it also lowers high school graduation rates. 7/15

A scientist in Santa Barbara says climate change is in our backyards, but no one wants to connect the dots. 8/15

The future of surfing is a never-ending perfect wave in a dusty, landlocked California town. 9/15

CVS pledges to stop airbrushing cosmetics photos and asks L’Oréal, Maybelline, and others to do the same. 10/15

The length and pronounceability of eBay seller names influences buyers' perceptions of trustworthiness. 11/15

Facebook's constant tweaking of the News Feed upends users' news consumption, making them question what's real. 12/15

Instagram is filled with life coaches with beautiful-seeming lives. A journalist decides to hire one. 13/15

The cult of masculinity gets extra weird on the web when conducted anonymously by bodybuilder types. 14/15

The Queen of England fires her lingerie maker for publishing a book called Storm in a D-Cup. 15/15

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