All body types but Nazi ones.

Democrats aren’t sick of voting yet, and neither are Republicans: Lessons learned from this week’s elections. 1/22

California may be the heart of the Trump resistance, but it's largely apathetic about voting in primaries. 2/22

Paul Ryan joins Trey Gowdy in dismissing Trump’s “spygate” conspiracy theory. 3/22

Our politics are national because our media is national. Local media just isn’t mobilizing voters like it used to. 4/22

Japan is where the future happens first—including an unrecognized, startling economic recovery. 5/22

Close neighbors of lottery winners in Canada tend to eventually declare bankruptcy. 6/22

MIT creates Norman, a psychopath artificial intelligence who suffers “from extended exposure to the darkest corners of Reddit.” 7/22

“Nazis don't need bathing fun.” A far-right politician gets his clothes stolen while swimming in a lake outside Berlin. 8/22

The alt-right discovers a safe harbor for white supremacy in Disqus, the online commenting system. 9/22

A handful of useful habits to help you think more deeply about complex problems. 10/22

Kate Spade’s husband Andy releases a statement about his wife’s death. 11/22

It’s arrogant to assume that people outside of American culture have an understanding of the word. They have only heard it out of black mouths. An African-American writer grapples with Afro-Brazilians adopting the n-word. 12/22

Photographs show how the mail gets delivered in the Faroe Islands. 13/22

Mesmerizing pictures of ocean waves, by photographer Rachael Talibart. 14/22

Frenchman Ben Lecomte is swimming from Japan to San Francisco, through the Pacific Ocean's "plastic smog." 15/22

Fat Girls Hiking aims to demonstrate to people that "all body types belong in the outdoors." 16/22

Thanks to a stringent screening process, it’s easier to get into Harvard or M.I.T. than be a stool donor. 17/22

If nothing else, the flat-Earth community has tapped into a form of mental perpetual motion: if you think it, it must be true. Solipsism is the new empiricism. In an age of falsehoods, believing in a flat Earth doesn’t require a tinfoil hat anymore. 18/22

“These are like slippers, man." Kevin Durant sheds one shoe approximately every eight games. 19/22

A different type of gardening contest: landscaping the back of a tiny Japanese pick-up truck called a kei-tora. 20/22

The first installment of the 2018 Rooster Summer Reading Challenge begins! With guest novelist Laura van den Berg. 21/22

In case you missed it, here's the book list and schedule for the rest of the summer. 22/22

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