Boomer has it.

Lebanon's prime minister submits his resignation after nearly two weeks of anti-government protests. 1/22

Hariri’s ouster was sparked by a proposed tax on the first WhatsApp call users make each day. 2/22

Officials fear that Turkey-backish militias are killing civilians in US-abandoned areas, using weapons that the US sold to Turkey. 3/22

Something we'd never heard about until yesterday: "Able Archer 83," when the world was nearly (secretly) destroyed by nuclear war. 4/22

From yesterday’s impeachment news: Two mentions of Biden were left out of the account of Trump’s Ukraine call, says the top Ukraine expert on the National Security Council. 5/22

In today’s impeachment news: Expect to learn that Giuliani stood in the way of the White House strengthening ties with Ukraine. 6/22

A North Carolina court says the state can’t proceed with next year’s primaries under its current, gerrymandered map. 7/22

“OK boomer” is the Gen Z reply to Donald Trump, climate change deniers, and every condescending older person. 8/22

“I saw [his] language change, even towards me.” Liberal women married to Trump voters form community around a radio show. 9/22

Related/unrelated: Email management tips gleaned from interviews with female leaders. 10/22

Because of heavy winds expected to continue through Thursday, Southern California prepares for “an extreme fire weather threat.” 11/22

With fires raging so frequently, Californians are quickly refining a skill en masse: evacuation. 12/22

Fire officials explain what “containment” actually means. 13/22

From California to Maine, Nestlé has bought much of America's freshwater supply, which its former CEO calls "a grocery product." 14/22

After decades of declines, jobs and productivity numbers for bowling alleys now look pretty good. 15/22

The New York Times publishes an illustrated history of the menu in US diners, where a focus on quantity over quality may have doomed the industry. 16/22

More than half of American 11-year-olds now have a smartphone. Teens and tweens spend the bulk of their time watching videos. 17/22

Some employers ease travelers' flying guilt by granting "journey days" for staff who elect to travel by train. 18/22

Economists who credit climber Alex Honnold’s success to a transfer of knowledge don’t know their mountaineering history. 19/22

See also: Nepal’s Nirmal Purja climbs the world’s 14 tallest mountains in six months, a feat that’s previously taken years. 20/22

Jamaicans are the world's fastest runners not for any genetic disposition, but a variety of social factors. 21/22

A profile of Bruno Manser, the fascinating Swiss cowherd who became a "secretary" to Malaysia's nomadic Penan tribe. 22/22

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