Smell like Mike.
"This greatly encourages us and gives us hope." Brief interviews with members of the global climate strike movement. 1/18
France’s Macron promises reforms to the yellow vest movement, but many see Macron as the problem. 2/18
Since 1989, 2,425 wrongfully convicted people in the US have been exonerated. 3/18
The Kansas Supreme Court rules that the right to an abortion is enshrined in the state’s Constitution. 4/18
When fighting a parking ticket involves nine trips to court, two city hearings, and a one-on-one with a City Councilman. 5/18
Due to an uptick in sightings, the Navy establishes official protocol for pilots to report UFOs. 6/18
Worth remembering: The US recently joined the top five most dangerous countries for journalists. 7/18
Truman Capote may have invented the term “nonfiction novel,” but John Hersey invented the thing itself. 8/18
Examples of Soviet modernist architecture constructed in Central Asia. 9/18
See also: The Trumpian urbanism of Atlantic City. 10/18
"When you live on the mainland, you don’t get any elation from going and buying a cucumber." Life on a small island. 11/18
Each time you swallow seawater at the beach, you’re drinking about as many viruses as there are people in North America. 12/18
People living at least 2,000 years ago crafted massive human sculptures with magnetized foreheads and cheeks. 13/18
Drones of the future may look more like birds and bugs, thanks to one man's family's toy factory. 14/18
How to find the ideal partner? Look for a "sauce man" of any gender. 15/18
What it's like to wear Michael Jordan's signature cologne 20 years later. 16/18
A conversation with the author of a new book on “data-parenting”—how to make decisions informed by economic thinking. 17/18
And in case this is part of your weekend plans: Avengers characters rendered in Ukiyo-e style. 18/18
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