July 30, 2015

• Cameron vows to protect British holidaymakers and secure UK borders.
• Planned space missions include asteroid redirection and Martian archeology.
• Your app is probably lying when it shows Uber drivers near your location.
• Trophy hunters like Walter Palmer are a big reason why we still have lions at all.
• How an app pilloried as racist pivoted into a better Google Maps for pedestrians.
• Cincinnati cops systematically lied before dashcam footage emerged in Dubose murder.
• Debris matching the same Boeing model as the missing MH370 washes ashore near Madagascar.
• Take stock of how many times your data's been compromised.
• GOP factions make amends, agree to share data.
• Reproducing Borges's imaginary library.
• "Nazis didn't obey Hitler, they worked towards him, seeking to surpass each other."
• Life as a spy's daughter in Saigon before the fall.
• Americans, newly allowed to the Booker Prize, make their mark in the longlist.
• McDonalds will fail because it thinks its business is about everything but food.
• "In the Republic of FitBit we are fundamentally alone."
• Jon Stewart's racial gaffe, and the impossibility of comedy as the only person of color in the room.
• We underestimate how profoundly software changes us.
• "Sixteen percent, or 48, of the Beatles' 308 songs are weather-related."
• Speaking while female.
• The Trump campaign trademarked and then abandoned "Trumpocrat" and "Trumpublican."