July 13, 2017

Remembering Reagan’s DARE, the ineffective, ridicule-inducing anti-drug program that Sessions wants to revive. / The Washington Post

FDA to approve the first gene therapy to enter the market—a leukemia treatment that alters patients’ immune systems. / The New York Times

Suspicions arise in Pakistani PM’s corruption case over a deed set in Calibri—dated before the font was available. / BBC

NASA’s Juno spacecraft captures the closest-ever photo of Jupiter’s Great Red Spot. / NASA

A year after Dow Jones dismissed gender pay inequality, reporters’ union publishes an analysis showing a 15% gap. / Independent Association of Publishers’ Employees

A social media history of Rob Goldstone and the Trumps and Agalarovs shows relationships with multiple connections. / BuzzFeed

A movement among schizophrenia patients supports listening to voices, rather than silencing them through treatment. / STAT

Wimbledon’s behind-the-scenes tech detects exciting on-court moments by measuring noise, action, and crowd cheers. / Ars Technica

Outdoor sex is a fact of life in housing-short Cuba, so much so that the state is opening love motels. / Place

“Hungry judge” study shows how blind psychologists are to non-psychological explanations. / Nautilus

After MTV pulls a Chance the Rapper critique, a reminder that “criticism doesn’t require its subject to acquiesce.” / The New Yorker

In only three years, New York’s waters went from hosting just five whales to well over a hundred. / The Ringer

In the late ’60s, clergy formed a mass abortion referral network, even convincing doctors to waive or lower fees. / Criminal Show

If it’s even possible to immortalize Morrissey more than he already is, here’s the trailer for a new biopic, England Is Mine, replete with New York Dolls T-shirt. / YouTube