Good with witches.

Cohen’s guilty plea yesterday makes him number 33—and arguably the most significant person Mueller has charged. 1/21

Worth noting? Mueller’s “witch hunt” is starting to cross a red line Trump once warned could prompt his firing: by probing his business empire. 2/21

The number of witches and wiccans in the US has increased dramatically since the 1990s, and now outnumbers mainline Presbyterians. 3/21

About 70 percent of people believe climate change will harm future generations. Much fewer realize they're being harmed right now. 4/21

Thanks to climate change, El Paso is on track to become the first big city in the US to turn sewage waste into tap water. 5/21

A conversation about emerging technologies that take CO2 out of the atmosphere leads to America’s great climate hypocrisy. 6/21

A “smart dress” shows how often and intensely a woman is groped in a Brazilian club: 157 times in less than 4 hours. 7/21

Microsoft ditched its Windows-centric view of the world, and now it's close to becoming the world’s most valuable company. 8/21

If the Universe were shrunk to something akin to the size of Earth, what would be the scale for stars, planets, etc.? 9/21

From 2014 to 2017, tiny El Salvador had 20,000 murders. In the US, the equivalent would be one million. 10/21

Frightening footage from Tijuana’s Zona Norte, where hundreds of migrants from Central America are sheltering with hopes of entering the United States. 11/21

A former US Army base near the demilitarized zone between North and South Korea is now a gallery for local artists. 12/21

Iranians divided between the US and Canada meet at a library straddling Vermont and Quebec. 13/21

Greater national unity, more stable and less prone to conflict: Africa is still underrated. 14/21

A new study finds that white liberals turn “folksy” and patronizing when they speak to black people; white conservatives don’t bother, because they’re “less motivated to affiliate with racial minorities.” 15/21

“Cuddle parties” are going strong in San Francisco, despite or because of “a quiet air of loneliness.” 16/21

Ultra-wealthy homebuyers increasingly only want "off-market" properties in order to conceal their purchases. 17/21

Portraits of a 19th-century railroad tycoon's muses, including Painting, Agriculture and Science, and Electricity. 18/21

An audio exploration of Mali’s emergence from war through a return of its musical life. 19/21

Mariah Carey’s “All I Want for Christmas is You” hits the Billboard Hot 100 earlier each season. (It's already hit number 29 this year.) 20/21

“Rarely has a tournament involved so little winning.” Magnus Carlsen is once again the chess world champion. 21/21

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