Time to use the 'p' word.

Thanksgiving week starts with four deadly shootings across the United States, killing 10 people in a matter of hours. 1/22

A late Monday ruling requires the White House to allow migrants to seek asylum even if they enter the US between official crossings, i.e. illegally. 2/22

San Francisco, Stockton, and Sacramento were the world’s three “most polluted cities” on Friday morning. 3/22

One way to measure the Bay Area's recent air quality: Uber drivers are selling respirator masks. 4/22

Thirty years after his early climate change reporting, Bill McKibben assesses our extraordinary hubris in the face of extinction. 5/22

See also: TMN editors' recent favorite longreads picks. 6/22

Trump's latest interview with Fox News confirms he's an absentee president, and mostly clueless on all matters. 7/22

It took time for mainstream journalists to feel comfortable calling the president a liar. Now can we start using the 'P' word (propaganda)? 8/22

The FBI now classifies the far-right Proud Boys as an “extremist group with ties to white nationalism.” 9/22

Finns respond on social media to Trump's assertion that their “forest nation” avoids deadly fires by spending time cleaning the woods. 10/22

Dozens were injured and one killed when French demonstrators protested rising gas prices by shutting down roads. 11/22

Consumers want to spend less time with screens, but listening to the news through smart speakers isn't the solution, yet. 12/22

One upside to social media: it helps nonbinary people in “deepening their understanding of their identities.” 13/22

A list of emotions people feel but can’t explain, from the Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows. 14/22

In "influencer marketing," companies routinely pay $60,000 for a video review—or $85,000 to publicly diss a competitor’s product. 15/22

Many regions are trying to lure non-office-bound employees. Tulsa offers free rent, a co-working office, and $10,000. 16/22

“Home for Thanksgiving” has become “friends for Thanksgiving,” especially among childless or unmarried adults. 17/22

Some handy rebuttals for when your relatives want to talk economic policy at the dinner table this week. 18/22

Botox appointments spike around Thanksgiving and Christmas, with booking rates 35-45% higher than normal. 19/22

Photographs of k-pop, k-beauty, and k-fashion at Seoul Fashion Week. 20/22

Mechanical Swiss watches use springs made from an alloy called Nivarox, whose dominance is facing a high-tech new challenger. 21/22

Video: Stephen Colbert tells a priest why he returned to his Catholic faith. 22/22

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