Back at it.

The FBI raids the office, home, and hotel room of the President's longtime lawyer, prompting an “extraordinary scene” at the White House. 1/24

The fact that the raid was handled by a US attorney’s office suggests Trump’s efforts to co-opt the Justice Department “have been unsuccessful for the time being.”  2/24

Saudi Arabia is running excellent PR around its Crown Prince's travels. Too bad it's not investing in human rights. 3/24

When the idea of nonhuman personhood raises difficult questions: Should chimpanzees have rights? 4/24

An artist proposes saving the prototypes for Trump's border wall as a national monument. 5/24

A good, slightly repetitive exercise in visualizing the political connections found by the Mueller investigation so far. 6/24

TMN's Rosecrans Baldwin finds out why Patagonia founder Yvon Chouinard calls this White House "evil." 7/24

Some photographs from a day in the life of Los Angeles rodeo riders, the Compton Cowboys. 8/24

To fight homelessness, San Diego spends $7 million to purchase a former indoor skydiving building. 9/24

If people had to pay for Facebook—approximately $82 for Americans—would everyone realize WhatsApp has all they need? 10/24

A tick-tock story on what went down in the minutes before and after the Hawaiian Missile Crisis. 11/24

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar: The NFL likes to believe it’s responsible for guarding America’s mythological vision of itself. 12/24

Stories of six men who were too tall to play in the NBA, and found other work better suited for giants—like playing giants in sci-fi films. 13/24

Safety-conscious baseball stars start to adapt their helmets with jaw protectors. 14/24

An astonishing story in the New Yorker this week in which Junot Díaz recounts the ongoing trauma of being sexually abused as a child. 15/24

See also: Molly Ringwald reconsiders her John Hughes movies in the light of #MeToo, not to mention the director’s other writings; Alexander Chee looks back on his years as a rose gardener. 16/24

The fantastic postcolonialism and pop culture blog Africa Is a Country relaunches. 17/24

Black Panther passes Titanic to become the third highest grossing movie in US history. 18/24

Why Hollywood is otherwise bombing in China: audiences no longer enjoy American tropes of individualism and liberalism. 19/24

The person most likely to read a book of any genre is a college-educated black woman. Does publishing know this? 20/24

In case you're new to romance novels, a recommendation engine helps you find your next book to read. 21/24

Here’s a collection of vintage "dick pics" that are actually safe for work. 22/24

Luscious nature photography from Seattle’s Cody Cobb. 23/24

FYI: Whales are enormous. Why? Thanks to the emergence of concentrated prey and the evolution of a way to catch them. 24/24

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