* EU's harsh Greek bailout terms are because of the nation's "no" vote. * Brief explainer of what you need to know about Puerto Rico's debt crisis. * Mexican cartel kingpin El Chapo escapes prison for the second time. * Serbian PM attacked at commemoration of
This week many important American things were shut down by major technology issues, from United Airlines to the New York Stock Exchange, which isn’t without a Hollywood precedent. When considering how this week hackers allegedly affiliated with the Chinese government stole the Social Security numbers of some 20 million
* US is OK with Malaysia's appalling trafficking record, because trade deals. * The story of the tiny team that saved healthcare.gov from itself. * China likely behind breach that leaked Social Security data on 19.7 million background checks. * Antisemitism undercuts French protests. * FDA changes ibuprofen warning to cover
* Wimbledon court attire rules—all white, not even cream—are being enforced like never before. * Every single word spoke by a person of color in [FILM TITLE]. * Today you are less likely to be bitten by a shark because there are more people in the water to bite besides you.
Migraines, 3D magic, and an unlikely correspondence from one “incredibly stereoscopic person” to another.
* "For most of the early decades of its existence, the extension of EU integration coincided with strong economic growth." * Star stock Alibaba takes brunt of Chinese economic downturn, hits lowest price since IPO. * Hackers for FBI are hacked, showing they're also retained by repressive regimes targeting
* "Black hole awakens, erupts after 26 years"—suddenly, 8,000 light years doesn't sound far enough away. * South Carolina measure to remove the Confederate flag heads to the House, where anything could happen. * Congress's rewrite of No Child Left Behind will become a debate
How to give away a house in Flint, Michigan, home not only to a water scandal but record violence.
* Today South Carolina lawmakers will start deciding the fate of the State House's Confederate flag. * Reminder: The US Capitol is still full of statues of Confederates. * NASCAR fans at Daytona proudly display Confederate flags that have "absolutely nothing to do with slavery." * "You never really
* A play-by-play on the controversy that's shutting down Reddit right now. * Episcopal Church votes to divest from fossil fuels. * Bernie isn't too radical—Gallup says 49% of Americans would accept a socialist president. * Clinton emails display telling responsiveness to Wall Street requests. * Jim Webb&
