All along 4th Avenue / crossing the fence / buses passing through.

Impeachment proceedings officially started yesterday in the Senate, with the trial set to begin next week. 1/19

The Government Accountability Office has concluded that the White House broke the law when it withheld aid to Ukraine. 2/19

This week, Virginia became the final state necessary to ratify the ERA, though legal battles remain in reviving the original legislation. 3/19

With a potential purge of federal disability beneficiaries in the works, Trump may follow Reagan in making a damaging mistake. 4/19

"Then 1994 arrived. It was even hotter than '93." For median-age Americans, it's been a lifetime of global warming. 5/19

Researchers have found signs that conditions arising from mutations in donors' stem cells may be passed on to recipients. 6/19

New advances in neurobiology could help explain the role of stress pathways in suicidal behavior. 7/19

Intended to curtail misinformation, Instagram's new digital manipulation detection is also hiding digitally enhanced art. 8/19

Thirty-seven artists send a letter to MoMA asking it to divest from "sources of funding that profit from the suffering of others." 9/19

Another consequence of the wealth gap: Compared to the poor, the rich enjoy an extra decade of good health. 10/19

"Growing up, if there was one thing our household lacked, besides communication skills, it was business savvy." A usually stoic family finds a new way to talk more—by using a personal finance app to observe each other's cash flow. 11/19

A writer's self-conducted experiment in reducing screen time: "It was the hardest thing I've ever done." 12/19

"To be with a pessimist is to know that you are with a pessimist. But you can be with a nihilist and have no idea." 13/19

A plot with music samples lets you experience the 13 dimensions of emotions music may evoke. 14/19

"Your group isn't there any more. You're not in the couples' dinner party or playdate scene." On weekend loneliness. 15/19

An interactive map generates haiku poems as you move around the NYC metro area. 16/19

Amazing, large-scale geometric designs made in snow—on foot—by cartographer Simon Beck. 17/19

Steve Martin Caro, lead singer of the Left Banke, best known for their 1966 hit "Walk Away Renee," has died at 71. 18/19

Everyday scenes painted with strong, precise lines reminiscent of architectural drawings, by Heath West. 19/19

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