June 18, 2015

• Police identify Charleston church shooting suspect as 21-year-old Dylann Storm Roof.
• There would be no Dolezal story without the stories of Kalief Browder, Tamir Rice, and Renisha McBride.
• How the Dominican Republic stripped 210,000 Haitian descendants of their citizenship.
• We've overstressed our worker honeybees, and that's killing the hives.
• Uber drivers are employees, not contractors, says California Labor Commission.
• It's legal to own an armored truck, but after the Dallas police attack, it won't go unnoticed.
• Woman to be named later will replace Alexander Hamilton on the $10 bill.
• Musicians have been hushing Republicans since Springsteen told Reagan to stop playing "Born in the USA."
• Greenpeace defends Nutella as one of the "more progressive" palm-oil sourcers.
• Drop dead gorgeous: "Death by Nutella" and other indulgences.
• When faced with using, donating, or discarding extra frozen embryos, people often aren't sure.
• A history of home pregnancy tests—the oldest method dates to ancient Egypt.
• Etsy bans sales of "metaphysical services," angering witch community.
• Haunted objects on eBay.
• Film festival showing only nitrate prints reminds viewers of when fires engulfed theaters.
• Artist spends three years converting the English-language Wikipedia into 7,600 print volumes.
• Your powerful new wireless router may be a portal to another dimension.
• Acoustic covers of rap songs.
• Reporters survey pollsters on how to read polls accurately.
• King Lear With Sheep is staging a London production in August.
• Behind the scenes of King Lear With Sheep.