July 20, 2015

• Greek banks reopen, and first debt payments are made.
• For now, Greek merchants say they'll absorb higher VAT, rather than punish customers.
• Texas violates the 14th Amendment by denying birth certificates to undocumented immigrants' newborns.
• The Austin American-Statesman ends in-house printing with a luscious web tribute.
• Survey: Americans worry more about hacking, Iran nukes than climate change.
• The tools inspectors will use to keep tabs on Iran nukes.
• Cuba's US embassy to reopen today, 54 years after closing its doors.
• A history of Americans in Cuba, before the embargo.
• "I saw the first selfie stick 20 minutes after arriving in Havana."
• From using credit cards to booking flights: What to know about your trip to Cuba.
• A 2010 visit to Cuba turned up a lot of local paranoia and bad internet.
• A digest of how mandatory minimum sentencing came to be, and how it's going away.
• Amateur drones hinder firefighters at California wildfire.
• For the first time in 20 years, an Anaheim baseball game is rained out.
• The planned supercity around Beijing will be the size of Kansas.
• Higher temperatures trigger the return of Homo sapiens catcallus.
• Photographer captures portraits of men moments after catcalling her.
• The near-flawless Pluto mission was a triumph of ingenuity. It almost didn't happen.
• An animated flyover of Pluto's icy mountain and plains.
• Dr. Philip Zimbardo watches himself in The Stanford Prison Experiment.
• Medical professionals can't settle on why surgeons are assholes.
• Paul Ford: "People who make big web services can’t actually claim they protect their users."