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After a week of transcripts, a quid pro quo in Ukraine seems locked, if only from Giuliani's hand. Bolton's lawyer says the former National Security Adviser has info that hasn't been disclosed. 1/20

A New York judge rules that Donald Trump must pay $2 million to settle claims that his Foundation misused funds. 2/20

Facebook and YouTube block the spread of the supposed Ukraine whistleblower’s name and photo. Twitter says it will allow both. 3/20

In other whistleblowing news, five takeaways from Anonymous’s book about the White House. 4/20

"Reducing politics to electability turns it into little more than a card game." Why you shouldn't trust political pundits this year. 5/20

The alt-right claims the OK symbol for white power. The deaf community, which relies on the gesture, is taking it back. 6/20

See also: Cardi B making noises for one minute straight. 7/20

Elif Batumann recommends Edith Wharton’s Age of Innocence for this era of intolerance. 8/20

Barbara Ehrenreich: Our Paleolithic ancestors knew where we stand in the grand scheme of things, and it ain't much. 9/20

Fighting populist nationalism may turn out to be city-driven in Europe. Opposition mayors now run Prague, Budapest, Warsaw, and Bratislava. 10/20

Until recently, Cameroon was a stable country in a fragile region. Now English-speaking villages are burning. 11/20

A list of international companies that have issued apologies to China in recent years to maintain their market access. 12/20

Millions of workers lose billions in stolen wages every year, almost as much as all other property theft. 13/20

Runner Mary Cain was the fastest girl in the United States. Then she joined Nike. 14/20

If you spend all your time pining for peak experiences, you open yourself to market manipulation, poor judgment, and loneliness. 15/20

The Dutch pastime of “uitwaaien”—spending time in the wind—is recommended as a way to destress. 16/20

A round-up of Sephora reviews that mention tears or crying. 17/20

Black and white photo paper transformed into candy-colored abstractions, by Amanda Marchand. 18/20

Watch: It’s difficult to land a skateboard trick, but it’s easy to steal a camera. 19/20

In this exciting moment in entertainment, the Bon Appétit cinematic universe is “the Food Network on Adderall, where there are never too many cooks in the kitchen.” 20/20

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