Why "call me" works.
The manhunt ends for the suspected shooter who killed four people at a Waffle House in Tennessee. 1/26
James Shaw Jr., who wrestled away the suspect’s AR-15, has since raised thousands of dollars for the victims’ families. 2/26
More than half of the world's wealthy investors say they expect to live to 100. 3/26
A 700-year-old banyan tree was saved by hundreds of saline bottles filled with pesticide. 4/26
French President Emmanuel Macron enjoys a three-day trip to Washington to save the Iran deal. Friends call him "the Trump whisperer." 5/26
One problem with being president of the United States—aka, the hardest job in the world—is the ever-expanding job description. 6/26
The fact that debt and deficits are rising under conditions of full employment suggests a deeper underlying fiscal problem. Congress recently lavished the public and corporations with cash, but it’s not a free lunch. 7/26
What it's like to seek marriage as a transgender Christian in Northeast India. 8/26
Interview with an anonymous home abortion provider. 9/26
Photographs and a report from the National Radio Quiet Zone, home to families who are “electromagnetic hypersensitive.” 10/26
A prion disease is killing deer, but scientists don’t understand enough about it yet to know the risks it offers to humans. 11/26
Professional athletes are ditching Ibuprofen for CBD, an anti-inflammatory extracted from marijuana. 12/26
As cannabis becomes big business, say goodbye to the humble joint. 13/26
How city bananas are shipped, stacked, ripened (in rooms filled with ethylene), and delivered. 14/26
Attention, Amazon Prime haters: your fellow humans believe Amazon is by far the best tech company for society. 15/26
For black Americans, every store offers the chance to be yet another bad day at Starbucks. 16/26
A CEO replies “call me” to every email he gets for a week. Net result: better, more authentic communication. 17/26
Getting "FIRED"—Financial Independence, Retire Early—is great until you face down the emptiness of retirement. 18/26
Even mid-career professionals working for big magazines have nothing nice to say about the state of freelance writing. 19/26
Artist Ilya Milstein draws fantasy neighborhoods from people's memories of 1980s New York City. 20/26
Iconic female archetypes remade as 21st-century women. 21/26
Two women are three weeks into occupying Virginia tree platforms in a fight with gas-pipeline officials. 22/26
Interest in "Earth Day" may be flagging, but the movement served its purpose now that "climate change" is a household word. 23/26
Besides the green benefits, the long-term economics for recycling remain relatively sound, including job creation. 24/26
If you're wondering where the worst people spend their winters: welcome to Powder Mountain, a "Davos for Millennials" in Utah. 25/26
Video: A machine solves a Rubik’s Cube in 0.38 seconds—a speed so fast it sometimes breaks the cubes. 26/26
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