A quest called bribe.

The latest in impeachment news: Giuliani has “insurance,” Pelosi sees “bribery,” and Marie Yovanovitch returns. 1/19

Giuliani may soon be indicted on campaign finance violations and/or a failure to register as a foreign agent. 2/19

Can Republicans afford to be pro-immigrant? Only if they make peace with socialized medicine and other liberal economic policies. 3/19

Related: Traces of China in photos of the American West. 4/19

Long-running protests continue, often violently, in Hong Kong, Lebanon, Chile, Bolivia, Iraq, and Algeria. 5/19

A real life American horror story emerges in courageous reports from Alabam’s prison system. 6/19

Nearly twice as many people are dying from drug-resistant infections in the United States than previously thought. 7/19

A lengthy explanation of how illegal drugs are bought in the UK, from dark web shops like Dream Market to "county lines networks." 8/19

Photographs by Mike Goldwater of the London Underground in the 1970s. 9/19

Rod Stewart shows Railway Modeller magazine the massive tiny US city he's built over 23 years. 10/19

To know George Frideric Handel better, a musicologist pored through his bank records. 11/19

Coming soon, alongside Apple's credit card and Facebook's cryptocurrency: a Google checking account. 12/19

Quantum teleportation isn't about teleporting complex objects, like humans—it's about teleporting elementary quantum systems. 13/19

Gannett's merge with GateHouse will create one mega-publisher with plans to cut jobs across its holdings (one in six US newspapers). 14/19

Well, that escalated quickly. Data on the rise of "OK boomer." 15/19

See also: A curator boyfriend is the hottest accessory for 2020. 16/19

"The maps in the collection aren’t necessarily meant to be useful." Interview with the founder of the Hand Drawn Map Association. 17/19

Two maps about the quality of American restaurants. 18/19

Ignore the outdoor purists. Using technology during a hike doesn't automatically diminish your experience or theirs. 19/19

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