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South Korea will scrap its intelligence-sharing pact with Japan. The move, benefiting North Korea and China, shows the weakness of this White House. 1/15

For a 12th weekend of protests, Hong Kong plans for a 33-kilometer human chain of some 100,000 people holding hands. 2/15

Putin critic Alexei Navalny is released after serving 30 days in jail for planning opposition protests. 3/15

Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang is surging, in part for speaking bluntly and bleakly about American self-destruction. 4/15

“It must have been whole once / for you could still conceive it like a dream.” A poem about freedom. 5/15

Prescribed burns are the best tool for stopping megafires, but they would seem at odds with both logging and conservation. 6/15

"In 1981, the word 'Montana' was added, and in 1985, it was specified that Helvetica Bold be used." Guidelines for US flags. 7/15

The best makeup counter in New York? It's in the second-floor women’s bathroom at the Port Authority Bus Terminal. 8/15

A popular startup in Chicago's underserved communities: microenterprise candy stores and snowball stands. 9/15

See also: Chefs pick their favorite ice cream cones around America. 10/15

A New Orleans family has spent more than five decades trying to perfect the sno-ball. 11/15

An updated study of the "10,000-hour rule" finds that practice makes you better, but not necessarily better than somebody else. 12/15

The University of Oxford has a bell that’s been ringing almost continuously since 1840, with about 10 billion rings so far. 13/15

How to score a homerun off a bunt. 14/15

Related: World Cup champion Carli Lloyd, a longtime Eagles fan, shows how to drill a 55-yard field goal. 15/15

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