May 11, 2015

• Official alleges the public story of bin Laden's death is false—and that Pakistan knew he was in Abbotabad.
• It's time to remake UK politics.
• No one accurately predicted the UK election outcome because the polls didn't work, and that may not change.
• FiveThirtyEight deciphers what they got wrong in their UK election forecast.
• The European Commission will ask member countries to share in accepting migrants, but UK will oppose.
• Baltimore police have brought more than 2,000 suspects to jail with injuries that required medical attention.
• With no new Ebola cases in 42 days, the WHO declares the outbreak in Liberia over.
• The "African Woodstock" founder contends with Tuareg rebels, including his friend and cofounder.
• "The US is what a country looks like when it merely pays lip service to the importance of parents."
• "Spatial justice" architects take arms against their discipline's anti-homeless complicity.
• San Francisco bans chewing tobacco at athletic facilities, but some Giants are skeptical.
• Dead URLs are hindering scientific research.
• Incredible stories of growing up as a mobster's daughter—e.g., eating dinner at home with the Four Seasons.
• Photos of Obama in each of the 50 states—he's the fourth president to complete the circuit.
• The Curiosity rover photographs the sunset on Mars.