Garbage language.

In addition to trying to help President Trump, a new report says Moscow has been attempting to mess with the Democratic primaries to aid Senator Sanders. 1/19

Trump appears more concerned with the politics of Russian meddling than the ongoing attack itself. 2/19

The Nevada caucuses, occurring today, explained. 3/19

Twitter will suspend 70 pro-Bloomberg accounts, citing "platform manipulation and spam." 4/19

Was the New York Times admirable or irresponsible for giving op-ed space to a Taliban leader? 5/19

See also: The subreddit to find out when you’re wrong in an argument. 6/19

More than 6,000 bodies were found in a mass grave in Burundi—one of over 4,000 mass graves mapped in the country. 7/19

Restrictions on refugees—and the limited protests against them—suggest many South Africans favor xenophobia. 8/19

There are currently 40 Africans and first generation Africans playing in the NBA. 9/19

Trump adviser Stephen Miller says restricting immigration to the United States is "his life." 10/19

Nearly all of the biggest challenges in America are a housing problem, and individual cities aren't up to the task. 11/19

Delusion is an asset in any workplace where garbage language—”Do you have the bandwidth to drill down on this?”—is valued. 12/19

A preview of California’s “upstart exchange,” i.e., Silicon Valley’s own Wall Street. 13/19

Related: Inside the (heavily redacted) battle between Peloton and Flywheel. Also, a list of TikTok challenges that may kill you. 14/19

No matter the suffering of newspapers, Page Six still thrives in part by supporting people like Harvey Weinstein. 15/19

Martha Nussbaum says victim anger can be useful to feminists, but it can also become excessive and obsessive. 16/19

A woman and her husband use thousands of Lego to supply a German town with wheelchair ramps. 17/19

"Bone Thugs-N-Harmony Changes Name to Boneless Thugs-N-Harmony to Promote Buffalo Wild Wings." 18/19

Related: McDonald’s releases a set of burger-scented candles, thankfully in limited edition. 19/19

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