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Congressional negotiators reach a tentative deal to keep the government open with much less wall funding than Trump wants. 1/23

Eight-one percent of American adults believe Robert Mueller’s report should be released, including 79 percent of Republicans. 2/23

About 34% of Americans say putting on blackface for Halloween is always or sometimes acceptable. 3/23

A computer model predicts which nations are at greatest risk for genocide: the DRC, Afghanistan, and Egypt. 4/23

Public Service Announcements may be cheesy, but in Uganda they're effectively lowering rates of domestic violence. 5/23

Thanks to Bob Marley, Ethiopia's Haile Selassie is mythologized as a god, not as a Europe-loving slave-master. 6/23

Recent works by Moroccan artist Hassan Hajjaj. 7/23

After a surge of political and community opposition, Amazon may not build its new headquarters in New York City after all. 8/23

Boyle Heights is ground zero for gentrification in Los Angeles. An activist group offers a model for other neighborhoods to adopt. 9/23

In 2018, Oregon’s marijuana producers grew more than twice as much as was consumed. So far it hasn't leaked into the black market. 10/23

With credit going to e-cigarettes, 4.9 million US high school and middle school kids used tobacco products in 2018, up from 3.6 million in 2017. 11/23

Japanese women resist the Valentine Day's tradition of "obligation chocolates," where they must give candies to male colleagues and friends. 12/23

A Japanese snack company caters to smartphone addicts by offering chips that only need one hand to eat (they're pre-crushed). 13/23

Toronto has too many hockey players and not enough goalies—so there’s a booming market of “rental goalies” (who make about $50 a game). 14/23

Lego apps, island internet, storage containers, radar: A list of "frontier markets" to be explored in 2019. 15/23

Inspired by Tinder, there’s a new matchmaking app for livestock called Tudder. 16/23

A reporter attempts to keep news of his unborn child off the internet. Nope. 17/23

A researcher says the effects of fake news are overhyped, but we still need to be on guard, especially with Trump on Twitter. 18/23

A San Francisco native sees two migrations: the ongoing California dream, and the departure of California’s children. 19/23

What a school for homeless children looks like when the kids are involved in designing it. 20/23

Why do musicians believe that performing Bach is a spiritual exercise? 21/23

One of China’s best known citizen journalists, now a documentary filmmaker, talks about feeling a sense of responsibility to history. 22/23

Bob Costas won 28 Emmys and eight National Sportscaster of the Year awards—and then basically lost his job for wanting to talk about concussions. 23/23

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