Firefall.

Venezuelans need help, but the international community agrees that the US should stay out; its motive is provocation, not aid. 1/21

House Democrats will file a resolution today seeking to block President Trump's emergency declaration. 2/21

A wide-ranging disinformation campaign aimed at Democratic 2020 candidates is already underway on social media. 3/21

Only 27 percent of Americans under the age of 45 are able to demonstrate a basic understanding of American history. 4/21

The Southern Poverty Law Center says hate groups in the US have increased by 30 percent in the past four years. 5/21

"For my seventh birthday, Mickey Mouse gave me a Pontiac Firebird." Examples of when someone really was one in a million. 6/21

Yosemite National Park gains a “firefall” in February, when the setting sun makes a waterfall look like molten fire. (Previously, “firefalls” referred to shoving campfires off a cliff. Really.) 7/21

This winter's heavy rainfall may cause a "superbloom" of wildflowers in California—a compilation of helpful resources for hikers. 8/21

California state employees and taxpayers may be surprised to learn that they’re some of the biggest investors in the National Enquirer. 9/21

The popularity of "stick framing" in construction has led to a boom across America of identical blocky mid-rises. 10/21

For the first time, digital advertising will be bigger than TV, radio, and print advertising combined in the US this year. 11/21

A data-dive from the Oscars finds that when women win an award, they, on average, only speak half as much as the men who win. 12/21

Comedian Steve Treviño on the lack of Mexican-American representation in Hollywood. 13/21

Reclaiming the word “woke.” 14/21

After opposing subsidies for Amazon, why did the New York Times editorial board change its mind? 15/21

Every photo taken by the Des Moines Register at the Iowa state wrestling tournament. 16/21

A random city/song generator: "It might not be a good song, but hey: not all cities are either but we still love them." 17/21

New findings uncover a forgotten generation of late 19th-century Italian pizza makers in America. 18/21

Chivalry originally had nothing to do with women. It was all about a knight’s obligations to the church, his lord, and his horse. 19/21

In case you need this today: Photographs of cats on glass. 20/21

A backlash forms against proclaiming love for the Oxford comma in your Tinder profile. 21/21

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