July 10, 2015

• US is OK with Malaysia's appalling trafficking record, because trade deals.
• The story of the tiny team that saved healthcare.gov from itself.
• China likely behind breach that leaked Social Security data on 19.7 million background checks.
• Antisemitism undercuts French protests.
• FDA changes ibuprofen warning to cover increased cardiac risk.
• Obamacare never addressed escalating medical costs, which now threaten to undo the whole thing.
• New HUD rules require public housing to actively ameliorate segregation.
• Housing the homeless costs less than leaving them on the streets.
• Supreme Court ruled Oklahoma could execute Richard Glossip—it's not clear he's even guilty.
• The schools America bragged about building in Afghanistan resemble abandoned buildings.
• Pope apologizes for the church's role in colonial Latin America exploitation.
• A woman's Instagram is pilfered, and her online identity becomes a multiyear hoax.
• Synesthesia origins suggest senses are more cooperative than previously imagined.
• First so-called brain-to-brain interface offers parallel organic computing possibilities.
• "My Letter From Oliver Sacks": An unlikely correspondence from one "incredibly stereoscopic person" to another.