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Hurricane Maria knocked out power on all of Puerto Rico, and it could take up to six months to restore service. Here’s how you can help the island's relief efforts. 1/16

Photos from Maria's path of destruction across the Caribbean. 2/16

Ways to help Mexico's earthquake recovery, including donating to Topos, specialists who locate survivors trapped beneath rubble. 3/16

The latest GOP health bill weakens coverage protection for those with preexisting conditions, but how much you might be affected depends on where you live. 4/16

"I'm not going to confirm that statement one way or another." A roundtable of Republican senators discussing the health bill won't give you much confidence in your leaders. 5/16

Rather than denying public records requests, US state and city governments are suing those who ask for records. 6/16

Somewhat fake news? The Republican Governors Association funds a news website that paraphrases its press releases. 7/16

Farmworkers "leave their kidneys in the fields" due to little protection against workplace heat sickness. 8/16

"Just one of those situations that landed wrong," says athletic director after football player dies from tackle. 9/16

“I’ve been called man because I appeared outwardly strong. It has been said that that I use drugs... It has been said I don’t belong in Women’s sports—that I belong in Men’s—because I look stronger than many other women do.” Serena Williams, a new mom, praises her mother in an open letter for being a role model on body image. 10/16

For India's Wikipedia, only 3% of its editors are women; the figure is 9% worldwide. 11/16

Andrew “Bob” Harris becomes the first person with Down syndrome to climb Wyoming's 13,776-foot high Grand Teton. 12/16

“What I found, in writing my stories, is that it was always best if something goes wrong. I was never Superman. As my expeditionary friends will tell you, I’m sort of a doofus.” The great adventure writer Tim Cahill is back, only this time he actually dies—and returns to write again. 13/16

When men pay women to rate their penises online, they tend to want "pure, unadulterated frankness," not adulation. 14/16

Beyoncé fans recently got a surprise when vinyl copies of Lemonade were shipped with one side featuring songs by the Canadian punk band Zex, thanks to a factory error. 15/16

Video on the history of inflatable “tube dudes,” which includes a birth story beginning at the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta, ending with a not-so-cute patent/custody battle. 16/16

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