Full of surprises.

The New York TImes publishes a timeline of Russia's hacking of the 2016 election and Trump's insistence that it's all a hoax. 1/20

An excerpt from The Apprentice, a narrative history of Russia’s interference in the 2016 election. 2/20

Lawyers for Dr. Ford start negotiations over possible testimony next week for the Senate Judiciary Committee. 3/20

If conservatives are divided over Judge Kavanaugh, it’s mostly along gender lines, particularly at the National Review. 4/20

President Trump, who stands accused of various levels of sexual misconduct by over a dozen women, starts to attack Dr. Ford. 5/20

By the way: It's very much the FBI's "thing" to investigate something like Ford's claim against Kavanaugh. 6/20

Pakistani officials release ex-Prime Minister Sharif from prison only two months into a 10-year corruption sentence. 7/20

In Kongthong, a remote Indian village, everyone receives a melody from their mother to be used instead of a name. 8/20

The $100 bill is the most popular US bill in circulation. Ten years ago, it was less common than the $20 or the $1. 9/20

Video: How to turn your twenties into Tubmans. 10/20

"Numbers stations"—broadcasts that repeat numbers—are spy messages. You can find them, but you won't crack them. 11/20

Technology used to develop driverless cars is being deployed for border control in rural Texas. 12/20

Driverless cars meet #vanlife in a new concept from automakers: the autonomous mobile living room. 13/20

As video games become more beautiful, can a big-budget narrative game be made without violence? 14/20

A very funny discussion of the 10 best paintings depicting “Judith Beheading Holofernes.” 15/20

The history of the tuna sandwich is an all-American story, stocked with immigrants and racism. 16/20

"Found Sounds from the Edge of the Earth" includes ice cracking beneath Antarctica and Taiwanese frog songs. 17/20

Video: Industrial designer Nicole Hone creates 3D-printed aquatic lifeforms that come alive when pumped with air. 18/20

If customers request, a Maine chef will get lobsters baked before boiling them, for a "kinder passage" into death. 19/20

A Texas mayor shot and killed the 12-foot alligator that ate her miniature horse. 20/20

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