Bottomless lying and the woman who shatters men's running records.

During an impromptu debate in the White House, Trump interrupts Nancy Pelosi 15 times (and still leaves angry over losing). 1/22

Meanwhile Vice President Pence said nothing, prompting the best jokes. 2/22

A new category of falsehood—“the Bottomless Pinocchio”—is created to accommodate Trump’s compulsive lying. 3/22

Photographs of migrants getting under, over, and around sections of Trump's border wall. 4/22

Egypt bans the sale of yellow vests for fear of any copycat protests inspired by those in France. 5/22

Protests in France are similar to previous revolutionary movements. Once, it was the price of bread; now, it’s the price of gas. 6/22

At least two were killed and 12 wounded after a gunman opened fire at a Christmas market in Strasbourg, France. 7/22

British Conservative lawmakers force a no-confidence vote for Prime Minister Theresa May. 8/22

What European newspapers are saying about Theresa May’s move to delay a vote on her Brexit deal. 9/22

FYI: "Shitstorm," recently popularized by Angela Merkel, was actually adopted by Germany's standard dictionary in 2013. 10/22

"Why is Rhode Island a state?" A visualization of the most popular search queries for each US state. 11/22

Students in Anchorage go back to school for the first time since the November 30 earthquake. 12/22

Black babies in America are twice as likely to die before their first birthdays as white babies. But the cause isn’t race—it’s racism. 13/22

Audio: Now that Voyager 2 has left the heliosphere, a revisit to this great old story about romantic time capsules. 14/22

Stephen Curry and other NBA players believe the moon landing was a hoax. NASA wants the chance to show them some rocks. 15/22

An atlas of high-performing public transportation finds that some cities often described as transit failures are the opposite. 16/22

For those with a dual love for maps and decorating: a downloadable "geodesic globe Christmas ornament thing." 17/22

A woman who shatters men's course records in ultra-marathons has "crystallized the debate" about psychological power in sports. 18/22

"Stretching studios" are being labelled the next big exercise trend—but please don't call them physical therapy. 19/22

Twitter's CEO crows about the success of his silent meditation retreat, which suggests it wasn't much of a success at all. 20/22

One of Japan's best ramen shops is tucked inside a used car dealership. 21/22

After his wife died, a man decided to keep going on the cruises they loved—and now has lived on the same cruise ship for 13 years. 22/22

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