Mostly dead is slightly alive.
If passed, the bipartisan Senate deal would continue funding the ACA insurer subsidies and advertising outreach Trump wants to kill. 1/17
US-backed forces have captured Raqqa, the "capital" of ISIS, which in the past three months has lost two of its three most important strongholds. 2/17
The bombing in Mogadishu that killed 300 may have been in retaliation for a US-led raid in Somalia two months ago that killed 10 civilians. 3/17
The latest Trump travel ban has been blocked by a federal judge, who cited that, like its predecessors, this one "plainly discriminates based on nationality." 4/17
Incredible photos from Sonoma and Napa, where the wildfires have often nothing left to return to. 5/17
Anytime you see a museum wing named after the Sacklers, credit OxyContin, one of the most dangerous drugs ever sold. 6/17
Some leftists hesitate at gun control because harsh laws fall on the poor—others promote Panthers-era self-defense. 7/17
Beyond shady, Scott Pruitt's maneuvering to cripple the EPA is arguably illegal—and headed to the Supreme Court. 8/17
In the Netherlands—the globe’s number-two exporter of food—climate-controlled farms work around the clock. 9/17
Ireland is the only objector to the international definition of tea—because who adds milk prior to pouring the tea? 10/17
Wikipedia isn't dead, but the rate of new contributors is flatlining, and human knowledge—once again—is at risk. 11/17
Magnets targeted behind your right ear can suppress the "theory of mind" factor of your moral judgments. 12/17
Humans are more likely to confide in cute robots. (We should expect robots will use this to plot against us.) 13/17
This video tells the story of a Soviet street dog named Laika—in her own words, as it were—who went to space aboard Sputnik 2 and became the first animal to orbit Earth. 14/17
“45. The rising clout of obnoxious leftists who hate me is probably good for America.” Matthew Yglesias attempts 141 unpopular opinions after dinner. 15/17
Cool video of road “zippers” changing the configuration of lanes on a highway. 16/17
Martin Reisch mimics '80s video games by taking aerial photos of himself lying on the ground. 17/17
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