Tsundoku ∴ solastalgia?

The president’s former lawyer will detail to Congress this week how he witnessed "lies, racism and cheating" during a decade with Trump. 1/20

US House members will vote today on a measure to undo Trump’s “national emergency.” The measure will probably also clear the GOP-controlled Senate. 2/20

Britain’s Labour party now supports another referendum on Brexit. 3/20

An eye-opening day in the life of a company—specifically an office culture—designed for employees with autism. 4/20

A promising biodegradable replacement for plastics could be engineered from polymers inspired by squid teeth. 5/20

Things you can give your kid instead of a smartphone: an art desk, a smart watch, an iPad with good apps. 6/20

Why have we evolved to be less violent than chimpanzees? Is it because we've killed off incurably violent men along the way? 7/20

The world is literally designed for men, from crash-test dummies to office layouts, and that puts women’s lives at risk. 8/20

Erin Aubry Kaplan on Michelle Obama’s Becoming and her reluctance to address black discontent. 9/20

Here’s every reason you need to explain to somebody why Green Book is the worst. 10/20

RIP, Stanley Donen, former Broadway chorus boy who went on to direct Charade and Singin' in the Rain. 11/20

Breezy illustrations from Seoul's Jee-ook Choi. 12/20

"Tsundoku" is a Japanese term used to describe a person who owns a lot of unread literature. 13/20

"Solastalgia" refers to the psychic pain of climate change and "missing a home that’s transforming before your eyes." 14/20

Nevada City, Calif., launches “Goat Fund Me” to rent herds of goats to munch on fire-prone underbrush. 15/20

In India, cow vigilante violence—involving mob attacks on Muslims and other minorities—has surged since 2014. 16/20

Photos by Alejandro Cegarra covering six years of the crisis in Venezuela, with comments by Jon Lee Anderson. 17/20

See also: A map of New Deal photography, 1934-1944. 18/20

A new book showcases never-before-seen photographs of space travel from NASA's archives. 19/20

FYI: Earth’s atmosphere is a lot larger than previously known. 20/20

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