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Trump and Barr have been asking foreign governments to help in a Justice Dept. inquiry to discredit the Mueller investigation. 1/21
The State Dept. has now been tied to the Ukraine quagmire, with reports that Pompeo was also on the Trump call. 2/21
Three House committees have subpoenaed Giuliani to turn over all records of his communications regarding Ukraine and the Biden family. 3/21
Here are the key documents and chronology related to the Trump impeachment inquiry so far. 4/21
McConnell says the Senate would be required to hold a trial if the House passes the articles of impeachment, but added, "How long you're on it is a whole different matter." 5/21
Related: A helpful flowchart explaining the Trump impeachment process. 6/21
Technology has enabled online child sex abuse to escalate exponentially—and now the platforms can't keep up. (Graphic descriptions ahead.) 7/21
Only five of the 59 people name-checked in "We Didn't Start the Fire" are still alive. 8/21
A team of researchers breaks with conventional wisdom and says the evidence doesn't clearly support that "eating red or processed meat causes cancer, diabetes, or heart disease." 9/21
Related: As Nestlé enters the plant-based burger fray with the Awesome Burger, here's a look at all the players in the fake-meat space. 10/21
Defying the NCAA, California will allow college athletes to get paid for endorsement deals. 11/21
An architect reimagines the American ballpark—including an outfield that can change to benefit the home team. 12/21
An estimated 300,000 people are reading novels in Instagram Stories from the New York Public Library. 13/21
Don't assume streaming will dominate. In Liberia, street vendors transfer illegal copies of songs onto customers' cell phones. 14/21
A deep dive on the history of overpriced speaker wire and how wire clothes hangers sound as good as the expensive stuff. 15/21
From 2018 and still interesting: an argument to bring down the walls between technical and non-technical users of software. 16/21
Opting out of today's data collection practices is opting out of society. One solution is to obfuscate, as teens and lawyers do. 17/21
Researchers have discovered that to travel long distances, spiders spin webs and balloon along the Earth's electric field. 18/21
The true story of the Balloon Boy and his family, 10 years after the hoax that grabbed headlines. 19/21
"Fernweh," "sobremesa," and other useful words English lacks. 20/21
Iconic movie scenes—from The Shining, Say Anything..., and others—retold through surveillance footage. 21/21
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