Considering, uncorking, unraveling.

House Democrats postpone voting to condemn anti-Semitism after "an array of progressive groups" call for solidarity with Rep. Ilhan Omar. 1/20

See also: Making tone-deaf remarks isn’t as bad as supporting de facto apartheid. 2/20

A self-described neoliberal describes why the Democrats need to accept the politics, if not the policies, of a leftward turn. 3/20

Both parties want the White House to formally implicate the Saudi Crown Prince in the murder of Jamal Khashoggi. 4/20

Germany took many decades to heal after the second world war, and then only after they had thoroughly, completely assimilated and internalized the message: “WHOA that Nazi thing was the worst.” If you’re considering becoming a Nazi, you should know that it ends very, very badly. 5/20

Lists of last year's best longform journalism were very America- and New York-centric. 6/20

Established HIV infection was thought to be impossible to cure. A second person appears to have been cured. 7/20

Several companies now offer DNA testing of old envelopes, uncorking ethical dilemmas. The dead, after all, can't consent. 8/20

Tesla owners in Taiwan organize protests after Elon Musk's recent price cuts make their cars worth $25,000 less. 9/20

Michael Bloomberg says he’s not going to run for president; instead he’s going to shut down every coal-fired power plant he can find over the next 11 years. 10/20

After China stopped buying American recyclables, American cities started burning them. 11/20

Chinese fans of a new anime are shipping a Marx-Engels romance. 12/20

The average cost for 1GB of mobile data in the US is $12.37. In the UK, it's $6.66. In India, it's $0.26. 13/20

The NSA has reportedly shut down its system to analyze logs of Americans’ domestic calls and texts. 14/20

"We’re spoilt for choice." Scientists name the worst trash produced by humanity. 15/20

Astronomers are hunting for another planet in our Solar System, "Planet 9," which they expect to emerge in the next decade or so. 16/20

Thanks to soaring rents, San Francisco may soon be left with only one commercial dungeon space. 17/20

Now available: A custom headpiece, sized for humans, based on the face of your cat, whiskers and all. 18/20

A motivational video involves freediving and New Age music; it’s also about psoriatic arthritis and insurance companies. 19/20

Some fine art for your Wednesday: "Penelope Unraveling Her Work at Night" (1886) by Dora Wheeler. 20/20

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