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Trump pulls the plug on a decades-old nuclear arms treaty with Russia, saying Moscow’s been violating it “with impunity.” 1/20

"At least we have a secretary-general who is listening." The UN takes baby steps toward becoming a feminist organization. 2/20

See also: Girls can now become Eagle Scouts, too. 3/20

Who has the authority, in a democracy, to determine what counts as truth? 4/20

Almost all of the Democrats who are running for president support Trump on withdrawing troops from Syria and Afghanistan. 5/20

Bernie Sanders, seeing another US “intervention” in Latin America, doesn't give enough credit to Canada and the Lima Group for fighting chavismo. 6/20

"It’s a generation that was left in between.” More than 600,000 US-born children of undocumented parents live in Mexico. 7/20

Another reason why the US birth rate recently fell to a 30-year low? “Vasectomy zoning.” 8/20

The Philippines is the world's most internet-connected country. Filipinos watch screens for 10 hours a day on average. 9/20

A prison telephone firm has been using incarcerated people to build a massive voice-print database. 10/20

Everything you need to know about quantum computing if you know nothing about quantum computing. 11/20

An Italian theoretical physicist tries to answer a tricky question: “What time is the Super Bowl?” 12/20

An oral history of the Los Angeles Rams’ 1985 song “Ram It!“ 13/20

Need a reason to watch the Super Bowl? The Rams have the NFL's first male "dance-style" cheerleaders, Quinton Peron and Napoleon Jinnie. 14/20

In Woodstock, Ill., where Groundhog Day was filmed (bing!), hundreds of fans gather every year, year after year, to celebrate their favorite movie. 15/20

Two skiers die in one of the worst inbounds avalanches in decades—a reminder that skiing at resorts out west is still dangerous. 16/20

After European settlers killed 56 million indigenous people in the Americas, the global climate changed. 17/20

The modern environmental movement began, in part, after California's worst oil spill. Now Trump wants offshore drilling restrictions loosened. 18/20

Meet the Guinness World Record holder for the longest surf (on the muddy Severn River). 19/20

Your new favorite music for good work: deep layered brown noise. 20/20

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