The tweets you regret.

Three lessons the White House could learn after the fall of yet another Trump administration nomination. 1/21

President Trump's live interview with his favorite TV show is already causing legal problems for President Trump. 2/21

A new law in China bans any questioning of the folklore surrounding the 1949 formation of the People's Republic. 3/21

Why any summits between North Korea, South Korea, and the United States only serve to benefit the North. 4/21

California follows North Carolina and Virginia with plans to pay reparations to victims of sterilization. 5/21

Some white Alabama residents seethe about the new monument to America’s thousands of lynchings. 6/21

See also: The role of social media in contemporary lynchings. 7/21

Wyoming and Idaho propose “historic” grizzly bear trophy hunts, which could drive the animals back into extinction. 8/21

The United States Border Patrol uses some creative accounting to report an increase in attacks on agents. 9/21

A young New York editor gets conned all the way to Morocco. 10/21

Just 200 years ago, 85% of the world population lived in extreme poverty. 20 years ago it was 29%. Today only 9% live in extreme poverty while the majority of people (75%) around the globe live in middle-income countries. Fifty things to consider when feeling down about the world. 11/21

A long look at the life of Jeff Bezos—carpet-bagger/mover-shaker—in Washington, D.C. 12/21

In case you missed it: Elif Batuman dives into Japan's rent-a-familiy industry. 13/21

Human sweat is arguably the most effective cooling system in the animal kingdom. 14/21

The NBA's love of fine wine now extends to team-sanctioned vineyard visits. 15/21

SPONSORED: Cannabidiol helps CTE in pro football. 16/21

With an all-Asian cast and no martial arts, Crazy Rich Asians is breaking a barrier in Hollywood. 17/21

R.I.P. actor Soon-Tek Oh, who fought strenuously against Asian stereotypes in American cinema. 18/21

“I’m not in it for approval. I’m in it for a totally different drug. I’m in it for creation itself. I’m obsessed with the creative process. I love it.” A quarter-century after Exile in Guyville, Liz Phair is still writing songs for herself. 19/21

Photographer Ka-Man Tse wins Aperture's Portfolio Prize. 20/21

Old tweets you regret are the worst—especially when you're a celebrity recruiter for a sex cult. 21/21


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