The end is... known?

In early March, Mueller told Trump’s legal team he could issue a subpoena for the president to appear before a grand jury. They weren’t happy to hear it. 1/21

Not only does Robert Mueller know more than we think, he likely know how all of this ends. 2/21

According to a source close to Trump: “For the average human, nothing scares them more than legal issues. He. Does. Not. Care. His whole adult life has been spent in litigation.” 3/21

The Freedom Caucus targets senior leaders at the Justice Department with talk of (extremely improbable) impeachment. Rosenstein says Justice “is not going to be extorted.” 4/21

Trump’s former doctor says Trump himself dictated his hyperbolic health report back in 2015. 5/21

In his 466 days of playing President, Trump has made 3,001 false or misleading claims. 6/21

A magician broke the ice during last week's historic Korean summit. One of his tricks was called the "Trump card." 7/21

A former staffer from the Obama White House was accused of breaking into a Manhattan apartment building. Actually, he was moving in. 8/21

Photos of rallies around the world for May Day, the global workers' holiday that's basically ignored in America. 9/21

(May Day actually got its start in the rise of trade unions in 19th-century Chicago.) 10/21

Studying international relations suddenly seems hollow if you don't consider gender a national security issue. 11/21

A new study finds that half of Americans view themselves as lonely, particularly younger generations. 12/21

Ivy League students crave classes on happiness; more than half of Yale signed up to learn how to have a good life. 13/21

If you’re doing a specific therapy for a specific problem (as opposed to just trying to vent or organize your thoughts), studies generally find that doing therapy out of a textbook works just as well as doing it with a real therapist. A psychiatrist offers hacks for Americans to get mental health on a budget. 14/21

“Falindromes” are expressions that appear to be palindromes but are not—e.g., "Mime Eminem." 15/21

A journalist traveled for two years with a "honeypot" laptop to tempt hackers, but knowing if he ever got hacked proves impossible. 16/21

The flat-earth "truth movement" has a new theory to gnash its teeth over: Earth has no forests anymore. 17/21

Skateboarding culture grows in Bolivia, around the highest skate park in the world. 18/21

A Q&A on what it's like to eat at revamped Noma, the Copenhagen restaurant that created New Nordic cuisine. 19/21

A new book is coming out from Zora Neale Hurston that went unpublished in her lifetime in part because of Hurston’s phonetic embrace of her character’s speech patterns. 20/21

The Tournament of Books’ Nonfiction Pop-up starts on Friday. Get ready to read! 21/21

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