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Pelosi refuses to send the articles of impeachment to the Senate until more information is released about how the trial will be conducted. 1/16

Christianity Today calls for Trump's removal from office, deeming the president's Ukraine actions "profoundly immoral," and encouraging evangelicals to abandon their support of Trump. 2/16

Related: The Christianity Today editorial is a big deal, but the biggest evangelical voices attacked the article—and remain steadfast in their support of Trump. 3/16

An investigation into smartphone tracking, a vast industry that knows the minute-by-minute movements of 12 million Americans. (Here are instructions for how to protect your phone.) 4/16

One potential upside of grocery delivery: eliminating urban food deserts for individuals using SNAP. 5/16

"Poll after poll reflects these concerns." A reading of the Democratic candidates' proposals for health care. 6/16

Winners and losers from last night's Democratic presidential debate. 7/16

This year, 49 journalists were murdered—a 16-year low; however, 389 were imprisoned, a 12% rise over 2018. 8/16

With e-cigarette usage among teens doubling over the past year, the legal age to use tobacco products will increase to 21 next year. 9/16

Thanks to the climate crisis, serious researchers are tackling the problem of multi-generation space travel. 10/16

Compared to their female colleagues, male scientists are more likely to call their own research "novel," "unique," and "excellent." 11/16

"They put out much more art by women and minorities and in the process they made it a much better and more compelling museum." An argument that the new MoMA—"America's best art museum ever"—comes close to abolishing the modern canon entirely. 12/16

A live blog of Wednesday night's "Live in Front of a Studio Audience," in which Norman Lear re-presented two classic episodes from All in the Family and Good Times, with new casts. 13/16

New York photography from the collection of filmmaker Peter Fetterman, recently up for auction. 14/16

VSCO Girls, Area 51 raiders, stans, wife guys: Remembering the archetypes of 2019. 15/16

Lovely drawings of London architecture, by Andrew Cadey. 16/16

And now a brief interview with Sustaining Member Diane S.

What brought you to TMN in the first place? I was just one of those people out on the internet looking at everything, including book sites.

You’re a big Tournament of Books fan. What keeps you involved? To me, it's just the most fun! I love books. I'm picky about books. I have arguments about books, and I want to read the best books. TMN is all of that in one place. And it's not a book club that I'm going to get thrown out of for curmudgeonly behavior. :)

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