O sweet, square swan!
Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s office says the Buzzfeed story about Cohen and Trump is inaccurate. 1/23
Ironically, Trump relied on his nemesis, Mueller, to advance his critique of BuzzFeed and the press on Friday night. 2/23
Interview with the author of a mash note to Mueller, her “sweet, square Swan." 3/23
Chris Christie: “How Jared Kushner Tried to Stop Me From Running the Trump Transition.” 4/23
An open-border policy may be America’s best shot to compete in the future with India and China. 5/23
Air traffic controlers operate in “psychological safety," where errors are addressed with training and support, not shame or punishment. 6/23
A former New York Times editor has a raft of factual errors in her galleys, in part because publishers still don't fact-check books. 7/23
Kenyans criticize the Times for publishing a picture of dead bodies after the Nairobi attack. 8/23
Western art has a habit of erasing powerful, black-skinned women from mythology and history. 9/23
Elegance from Mama Casset, a pioneer of 1920s Senegalese photography. 10/23
“In the glare of your mind, be modest. / And beholden to what is tactile, and / thrilling.” Poet Mary Oliver dies at 83. 11/23
What to know if you’re going to the Women’s March. 12/23
What it’s like to be a trans woman and a metalhead in a battle vest from the rural Midwest. 13/23
A tribute to metal fashion, "the most elitist subculture in the world." 14/23
Nick Cave finds creative solace in the critical backlash against his Nocturama album. 15/23
"Things I like: fires, Venice, tequila." A list of lists written by Susan Sontag. 16/23
The austerity of recent design and fashion was a result of the Great Recession. Now in the era of gauche Trump, gaudy is back. 17/23
A mathematician figured out how to game OKCupid's questions to turn up more matches. 18/23
A new take on the delivery systems of the future: robot dogs in driverless vans. 19/23
In an interview, Ashley Feinberg takes Jack Dorsey to task—deservedly so—for his ineffectiveness in curtailing Twitter harassment. 20/23
Saturn's rings may disappear in 100 million years, though may only have formed as recently as 10 million years ago. 21/23
Remembering an enchanting puzzle book with an interactive review that mirrors the structure of Maze. 22/23
Something fun for the weekend: a man attends a bachelor party on the other side of the country after being invited accidentally. (Follow on Instagram or Twitter.) 23/23
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