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What to watch for as the House of Representatives prepares to vote on two articles of impeachment against Donald Trump. 1/17

Boeing says it will suspend production of its flawed 737 Max jetliner in January. 2/17

The $50 billion merger of Fiat Chrysler and Peugeot will create the world’s fourth-largest auto company. 3/17

A slightly dated but still good proposal to use occupational satisfaction as the broad indicator of economic performance. 4/17

"The resources of simplicity have been all but exhausted." The new, messier world of free trade: jerry-rigged and less free. 5/17

Capitalist production has become an objective hazard for Gen Z. Whether it’s ecological collapse or wage stagnation—Keynes got it wrong. 6/17

A successful bargaining session between a campus food-services contractor and a service-workers union means Thursday’s Democratic debate is back on. 7/17

Ross Douthat says the Trump era offers plenty to laugh about. (Even the whole climate crisis thing?) 8/17

An advertising agency bought a bunch of billboards and left them blank to give people some respite during the holidays. 9/17

An artist uses Chicago’s urban grid to show disparity in living conditions on the city’s north and south sides. 10/17

Local exposure to fatal school shootings increases youth antidepressant use by 21.4 percent in the following two years. 11/17

The case of a journalist being attacked by a tweet (that gave him a seizure) brings new meaning to the idea of “online assault.” 12/17

A selection of photographs from the previous year. See also: some photos that were just so 2019. 13/17

A good list of some of the decade's better documentaries. 14/17

A quest across Japan, covering 621 miles on an old historic highway, involves a search for perfect "pizza toast." 15/17

A punk band turns a Denny’s in Los Angeles into a mosh pit. 16/17

Want to see a walking bicycle? Have a good day. 17/17

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