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Federal prosecutors won’t bring criminal charges against the New York City cop who choked Eric Garner to death. 1/21

"Trump appeared in a live-action remake of racial comments," and other handy euphemisms for white supremacists. 2/21

Snopes stops saying "fake news," as the term is too imprecise, and now uses "junk news" for content that displaces real news. 3/21

Under the threat of ICE raids, Coloradans without papers live in heightened fear of outsiders. 4/21

A Border Patrol agent offers an inside look at how ethics at detention centers have deteriorated. 5/21

Due to a lack of transparency, we still don't know the details on West Virginia's 2018 absentee voting blockchain experiment. 6/21

Visualizing Apollo 11's transmission log. 7/21

See also: Brief portraits of 18 African-American astronauts. 8/21

What John Maynard Keynes made of Isaac Newton's million words written on magic and his secret Unitarianism. 9/21

What APIs are doing when you're not looking. 10/21

Science hopes to create a vaccine that can target the inflammation thought to cause stress, anxiety, and depression. 11/21

A laid-off journalist writes an account of the ups and downs in her current job as an Amazon warehouse worker. 12/21

Kansas has fewer than 10,000 prisoners, and more than 7,000 books are banned for them. 13/21

Most Chinese children say they want to be an astronaut when they grow up. In the US and UK, the answer is "vlogger" or "YouTuber." 14/21

Two years later, Netflix erases the suicide scene from the first season of 13 Reasons Why. 15/21

Dying without a will is the leading cause of involuntary land loss among African Americans. 16/21

Hydrogen-fueled vessels offer promise in reducing carbon use in ocean freight shipping, which accounts for 3% of global emissions. 16/21

The “Uninteresting Photography” Twitter account is exactly that. 17/21

Help support TMN and the Tournament of Books with your purchases at our store. (Please note: Sustaining Members get 50% off.) 18/21

Nostalgia for the present and other slightly surreal observations from Chuck Klosterman, ahead of his new book. 19/21

The UK's longest-named pub—The Old Thirteenth Cheshire Astley Volunteer Rifleman Corps Inn—reopens next to the shortest-named one. 20/21

Related: How the humble pork pie charmed the English. 21/21

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