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Johnson & Johnson ordered to pay $572 million in the first ruling in the US holding a drugmaker accountable for helping fuel the opioid epidemic. 1/16

As a final gesture of the G7 summit, leaders offer a $20 million aid package to Brazil to fight wildfires. Brazil refuses. 2/16

See also: Trump offered to meet with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani. Rouhani responded warmly, but ultimately passed. 3/16

About those fires: it would be “absolutely catastrophic” if the Amazon becomes a source, rather than a sponge, of greenhouse gas. 4/16

After Trump allowed chants of "Send her back!", a consular officer who oversaw immigrant visa processing decided she'd had enough. 5/16

Does the Louvre need to promote social justice? Museum directors argue over how ideological they all must be. 6/16

A report from the night that W. E. B. Du Bois made a laughingstock of a Nazi-loving white supremacist. 7/16

A brief history of American nudism finds the movement's progressivism was deeply racist. 8/16

A podcast episode for your week: How to be a black woman working in Silicon Valley. 9/16

As the US Open begins, Serena will (deservedly) get the limelight, but Venus Williams deserves credit for forging her path. 10/16

Crashing trains together in front of a live audience was popular entertainment in 1920s America. 11/16

Related: Some skateboarding videos can’t be unseen (in a good way). 12/16

Some small communities in the US rely on ticketing passing motorists for up to half of their city budgets. 13/16

An elaborate, detailed examination of why it took humanity so long to invent the bicycle. 14/16

Watch: What if Apple had designed the iPhone in the 1980s or '90s? 15/16

"The Stoic philosophers are having a moment now." An interview with a bibliophile who's also Gwyneth Paltrow's "book curator." 16/16

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