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About 575 people, mostly women, were arrested in Washington D.C. while protesting Trump’s immigration policy. 1/20
In the run-up to his new summit with Putin, Trump says once again Russia probably didn’t hack our election in his favor. 2/20
Ten reasons why this is the best time ever to study political science in America. 3/20
All eyes turn to Senators Murkowski and Collins, who may defy Trump and their party to save Roe v. Wade. 4/20
Businesses worldwide called The Red Hen are being mistaken and heckled for the one that didn't serve Sarah Sanders. 5/20
Making the case for blacklisting members of the Trump administration from all restaurants. 6/20
Some actual research appears in a good Twitter conversation about civility. 7/20
Trump's trade war is spooking New Orleans, America's biggest port, where $62 billion worth of exports head overseas. 8/20
Engineers in Rotterdam demonstrate how to make a city waterproof. 9/20
If you live in New York, Chicago, or Los Angeles, you smoke upward of four cigarettes a day just by breathing the air. 10/20
Some nice illustrations of cities, by artist James Gilleard. 11/20
An imaginary visit to cities that famous architects and planners wanted to build but never did. 12/20
Mars is experiencing a "planet-encircling" dust event, the first storm of global magnitude since 2007. 13/20
Maryland's Capital Gazette pays tribute to its five employees killed by a gunman who had a grudge against the newspaper. 14/20
A New York Times reporter returns to Venezuela and finds money to be mostly worthless. 15/20
Businesses worldwide prefer cashless transactions. One consequence: In the service industry, technology is killing off the tip. 16/20
When people aren’t represented in literature, they’re “excluded from the human family.” 17/20
Thousands of Swedes have inserted microchips into their bodies, often as part of the transhumanist movement. 18/20
A list of the many items prohibited from Paul Simon’s farewell tour. 19/20
Once you start to think “The Electric Slide” is about a woman using a vibrator, it’s hard to stop. 20/20
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