Headlines from February 29, 2016

Yesterday’s Islamic State suicide bombings kill 70 in Baghdad’s deadliest attack this year.
Former governor of the Bank of England says the Eurozone is doomed.
Imagine if criminals transacted only in $10,000 notes. Cases for and against the $100 bill.
Rock, probably as well as anyone could, held the industry to account on its biggest night.
Chris Rock’s joke about Asians being good at math was tone-deaf, or “so pathetically white.”
See also: Honey badgers are magical escape artists. #video
How to be the top-rated television-viewing family in America.
The RNC’s problem isn’t Trump, it’s Republican voters and the lies they’ve been told for years. #opinions
MIT Media Lab uses journalism and Twitter firehose to identify 150 people influencing the 2016 election.
Voters associate Sanders and Trump accents with “New York authenticity.”
People who oppose same-sex marriage often believe gay people are more promiscuous than heterosexuals.
Map of the Bay Area according to Urban Dictionary entries about San Francisco.
Each day is spent hustling for the next day’s rent. Ethnography sheds light on exploitative rent hotels in San Francisco’s Mission district.
When the Uber model is applied to tutoring, cheating on homework becomes that much easier.
Starbucks to open its first store in Italy.
Tech companies’ obligations to shareholders compel them to value growth above all else—and become monopolies.
Wal-Mart as Democrats’ fulcrum: Sanders harangues it for inequality; Clinton once sat on the board.
Obama’s nominee to head the Library of Congress is an African-American career librarian who’s against the Patriot Act.
See also: Nominees for “Oddest Book Title of the Year.”
The woman who invented bras sold the design for a pittance, bought a dog named Clytoris, and went on to run a famed avant-garde press.
Living without a fixed address is both carefree and miserable—the same as being single. #love
Related: Girl meets boy; girl and boy meet Sprinter van.