Disaster displacement.

Members of the NAACP, the nation’s oldest civil rights organization, voted unanimously Tuesday to impeach President Trump. 1/15

Former special counsel Robert Mueller testifies today before the House Judiciary Committee and the House Intelligence Committee. 2/15

To elect Boris Johnson prime minister, only 160,000 members of the Conservative Party voted—less than 1% of UK's population. 3/15

Jane Mayer goes big on an Al Franken profile “as a cautionary tale for the #MeToo movement.” 4/15

"The left, let’s be honest, has had a pretty bad century so far." And that is where Universal Basic Income comes in. 5/15

Transgender individuals may now legally use whichever bathroom matches their gender identities in North Carolina public buildings. 6/15

For black American liberals, the endurance of Sudan's uprising offers lessons in "organic and durable organizing." 7/15

"Disaster displacement is nothing new, of course." Ten humanitarian crises and trends to watch in 2019. 8/15

Hodan Nalayeh, recently murdered by terrorists in Somalia, was a model for a new kind of trailblazing international journalist. 9/15

Being “quietly queer” in Senegal means making use of ambiguity instead of aggressive resistance. 10/15

Comparing traffic tickets in Kenya and the US says a lot about two different approaches to statebuilding. 11/15

An excellent, lucid report finds California and Texas offering two different models for the future of the United States. 12/15

Attention Californians, Texans, and everyone else who cares about the good things in life: fake guacamole, using Mexican squash instead of avocado, has hit the streets. 13/15

If your town sees bread stapled to trees, blame Reddit and BSTT (“BreadStapledToTrees”). 14/15

Nick Paumgarten goes behind the veil of the cultish, creepy Augusta National golf tournament. He likely will not be invited back. 15/15

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