Double-stuffed.

Climate change is the only issue that matters. But as the American midterms loom, candidates are failing to devise solutions. 1/18

Trump's poison pills for China may not lead to a recession (for the US). However, "there sure are lots of poison pills out there!" 2/18

Our current Senate majority represents a historically low proportion of the country’s population. 3/18

The death toll from Hurricane Michael continues to rise. 4/18

How to improve the Supreme Court? How about a rotating group of justices that would hear cases for only two weeks. 5/18

The owner of Breitbart is a Little League mom in Venice, Calif., who refuses all interviews. 6/18

To the legends who support TMN and the Tournament of Books through sustaining memberships and/or one-time donations, thank you. The lights are on because of you. 7/18

A nice explainer, done casually, covers the final weeks of Brexit and why the UK is seriously “double-stuffed.” 8/18

A Border Patrol agent killed a woman near the US-Mexico border in May. Now three men who were at the scene are about to be deported. 9/18

A good podcast episode: The casualties of Waterloo survived in the mouths of rich people, who prized dentures made from dead soldiers' teeth. 10/18

Researchers say the eruption of Mount Vesuvius killed people in Pompeii and Herculaneum in much nastier ways than previously known. 11/18

Indifference is not the full story of Rwanda's genocide. In fact, it's a story "about the failure of actions taken.” 12/18

Philadelphia has the East Coast’s largest open-air market for heroin. In a single weekend this summer, 173 people overdosed. 13/18

Stephen Elliott files a lawsuit against the creator of the Shitty Media Men list, intending to sue other contributors too. 14/18

Equally (Elliottly?) stupid: The owner of a Banksy print shredded the artwork hoping to increase its value. It's now worth £1. 15/18

The reclusive owner of In-N-Out says she won't sell her burger chain, “unless God sends a lightning bolt down and changes my heart miraculously." 16/18

New York’s postwar female painters struggled to fight for recognition while Old Masters like Pollock and de Kooning were being enshrined. 17/18

When moons have their own moons, which is still up for debate—because no one's ever seen one before—astronomers call them "moonmoons." 18/18

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