Headlines from May 28, 2014

Following the Elliot Rodger shootings, American women organize “Yes All Women” movement to expose harassment and mistreatment.
Short French film reimagines life in a society dominated by women who act like contemporary men. #video
Customers at the 9/11 museum gift shop explain what their purchases mean to them.
Every other modern country has suffered from the same kinds of killings and every other country has changed its laws and it hasn’t happened again.
Ugly truths about white male privilege can be found easily in gay male privilege, too. #opinions
The way wars end today is a lot like yesterday: vaguely, ingloriously, semi-ceremonially.
Republicans’ record of being “not serious about legislating” makes it easier for Democrats to raise money and encourage voters. #opinions
People who comment on things they haven’t read or watched are more obvious than ever, made louder by the din of social media.
Single corporate tweet takes 45 days to plan.
Scientist with a track record of deflating others’ work claims there’s nothing special about Einstein’s brain.
China’s best young runners head to Kenya to train at sweet-spot altitude and learn from the Kalenjin.
Haruki Murakami relates walking to Kobe, Japan, after the massive 1995 earthquake.
A history of “sexy walking,” and why Disney felt the need to stick it in Frozen. #tmn
Where the tubist’s sacrifice differs from other instrumentalists is in the effort and expense of getting two tubas to the audition.
Online quiz tests how well you read the emotions of others by only looking at their eyes.
Profile of First Look Media’s “digital bodyguard,” tasked with keeping the Snowden files a secret until publishing.
Snowden tells Brian Williams he was trained as a spy.
Sure, we could pave the streets with solar panels, but we could also pave them with gold. Idaho couple passes $1 million goal on Indiegogo to fund their “solar roadways.”
Smart birds figure out how to use automatic doors. #video