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Next week, the full House of Representatives will vote on the articles of impeachment against Trump. Here is how their votes are shaping up so far. 1/22

The Supreme Court will hear three cases related to the release of Trump's financial records in March, which could delay a decision on enforcing the House subpoena until June. 2/22

The density of Ring cameras in US metro areas has handed Amazon a vast—and disturbingly, private—surveillance state. 3/22

NulledCast is a podcast where hackers compromise Ring and Nest cameras and talk to, and sometimes verbally abuse, their owners. 4/22

There is an epidemic of offensive comments by anonymous reviewers of scientific papers. 5/22

A disconcerting dive into online murder markets. (See more articles like this in our Editors' Longreads Picks.) 6/22

Using a specialized camera, two journalists revealed massive amounts of invisible methane escaping at Texas petroleum sites. 7/22

Satellite images over North Dakota show a higher-than-typical amount of unharvested corn among the fields of snow. 8/22

A project aims to convert 3.2 million acres in Montana to the days before white settlers arrived—bears, bison, wolves, and all. 9/22

As the climate crisis deepens, expect fascism to follow—a ball Trump already got rolling with his Puerto Rico rhetoric. 10/22

Millennials' religious interest is bottoming out, and the civic and political implications of that shouldn't be underestimated. 11/22

"What if the church started over entirely and used the savings to help repay the debts of its members?" How a church was reborn. 12/22

For the first time since the early 20th century, more Americans are dying at home—instead of the hospital—of natural causes. 13/22

Steps you can take to reduce your chances of dying on any given day. 14/22

To continue working, some elderly in Japan are using exoskeletons that augment muscle strength. 15/22

"You wouldn't need a backhoe...you could use a shovel." Water may be an inch below the surface of Mars—good news for astronauts. 16/22

An animated video short about a trip to space, with an exquisite, handcrafted feel by Jason Allen Lee. 17/22

Using DNA, scientists have calculated the lifespans of extinct animals, including a 268-year-old bowhead whale. 18/22

North Carolina's linguistics are the most diverse in the US, but that diversity is quickly disappearing. 19/22

"If he keeps this up, he'll look about as craven as he thinks himself strong." The Southern Gothic guide to impeachment. 20/22

In a terrific photo essay, Jason Diamond travels more than 1,000 miles around Lake Michigan. 21/22

Delicate, figurative art inspired by paper cuts, by Kreh Mellick. 22/22

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