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After winning Georgia's Democratic nomination yesterday, Stacey Abrams could now become America's first black woman governor in November. 1/25

See also: More key election takeaways from Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky, and Texas. 2/25

Multiple McDonald's and Walmart employees take up sexual harassment lawsuits against their employers. 3/25

The SCOTUS ruling against employee-organized class-action lawsuits removes a key component of the #MeToo arsenal. 4/25

After about four decades, China may drop its household limits on children later this year. 5/25

China's hospitals have a troubling history of separating parents and newborns until their medical bills are paid. 6/25

The ACLU says Amazon is offering a cloud-based facial-recognition service to at least two US police departments. 7/25

Hu hu hu hu. That’s me breathing loud. I do that when I’m scared. I’m pretty sure everybody is terrified, even our fish is terrified. I will never forget this day. They’ll probably make my mom leave early too. I can’t wait until I get home and by the way I am still hu hu hu huing. Young writers, aged 7 to 13, talk about school shootings. 8/25

Many of Trump's tweets are written by aides, who insert grammatical mistakes to imitate their boss. 9/25

Trump doesn't use hacking-resistant iPhones, telling his security team they're "too inconvenient." 10/25

From the outside, the negotiator Trump is today would not have impressed the one from The Art of the Deal. 11/25

I completely understand how it’s harder and harder to get a pair of eyes on content these days because there’s so much stuff and people are bombarded with different things. But it does seem like people just freak out a lot. Editor-in-chief of the Onion explains how the publication retooled in the age of Trump. 12/25

Another EPA scandal as CNN and AP reporters are barred from a talk about its prior scandal of covering up a chemical pollution study. 13/25

Totaling everything from health care to suicide, child abuse in America costs more than $9 billion a year. 14/25

Amnesty International finds Rohingya Muslim militants in Myanmar massacred up to 99 Hindu civilians last August. 15/25

Hundreds gathered in Oakland on Sunday for a celebration of #BBQingWhileBlack. 16/25

A brief timeline of student activism in the United States. 17/25

Amid recent Russian skirting of its airspace and water, Sweden distributes leaflets on what to do in case of war. 18/25

Humans account for just 0.01% of all life, but we've caused the loss of 83% of all wild mammals and half of plants. 19/25

Manipulate nature's soundscapes by adding and removing their components—e.g., insects, people. 20/25

See how Earth looked at various stages in its evolution, from 600 million to 20 million years ago. 21/25

The Rooster Nonfiction Pop-up: We’ve now wrapped up Priestdaddy, our final memoir of the month, and Sarah Hepola and Andrew Womack are back to discuss the book's surprising conclusion. 22/25

When other artists have done some version of this (see: Katy Perry and Minaj’s onetime nemesis Miley Cyrus), it has quickly been called out as appropriative, meaning that it was only natural that some people might ask: “Nicki, what’s good?” Did Nicki Minaj’s SNL performance qualify for cultural appropriation? 23/25

The first phone phreak used a whistle from a box of Cap'n Crunch to trick AT&T's systems and get free long distance. 24/25

Researchers posit Michael Jackson's 45-degree "Smooth Criminal" lean takes intense core strength (and a trick shoe). 25/25

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