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“This is a very weak president in danger of complete failed presidency.” Mister Trump has yet another terrible week. 1/15

In case you missed it: Mattis, Mnuchin, and Tillerson have a "suicide pact" in case Trump tries to remove one of them. 2/15

Here are all the Obama-era environmental rules Trump has reversed so far—or is trying to—and some that courts have reinstated. 3/15

Leaked emails from Breitbart and the alt-right show that they've been masquerading white nationalism as free speech. 4/15

“When the doctor returned, he sat on a stool and let out a breath. ‘There are problems.’ ‘Bad?’ my wife asked. His mouth broke at the edges. He’s a friend, he’s known us a long time. ‘Bad,’ his voice cracked.” The story of a 20-week abortion. Contact your senator. 5/15

In an uneasy father-daughter relationship, eating at Friendly's was the one sure thing. 6/15

A "maladaptive daydreamer" finds others who—like her—enter into vivid fantasies, losing reality for hours on end. 7/15

For your Sunday downtime: A short documentary on Thailand’s bird-singing competitions. 8/15

An eye-popping database of the hippie-era underground UK press. 9/15

Facebook makes billions with content you generate. A new social network, Steemit, gives you a share of the returns. 10/15

“Really I would not have predicted in 1994 how much of 2017′s financial news would involve the Wu-Tang Clan.” Ghostface Killah launches a cryptocurrency called Cream Cash. 11/15

The "David Bowie is" touring exhibition comes to the Brooklyn Museum in March 2018. 12/15

In case you can't make it to the new Blade Runner, here's three days' worth of ambient sound from the original. 13/15

Like capturing thunder as lightning: Superfast "photonic" chip passes big test by storing sound as light. 14/15

In the existential theater of Ian Davis’s paintings, tiny, identical people participate in elaborate scenarios. 15/15


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