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US prosecutors inadvertently reveal in a recently unsealed court filing that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been charged. 1/17
A new food truck in Washington, sponsored by MoveOn, is serving free ice cream with Mueller-related themes. 2/17
A growing number of Conservative MPs submit letters expressing no confidence in Theresa May amid turmoil over Brexit. 3/17
See also: A good guide as to the current state of Brexit. 4/17
Britain traditionally looks down at countries who elect a Berlusconi or a Trump. And yet here comes a Boris Johnson premiership. 5/17
There’s nothing at all nefarious about Florida's protracted counting of votes. But beware what it suggests for 2020. 6/17
Japan's newly appointed minister responsible for cybersecurity admits he's never used a computer before. 7/17
Photographs of people using smartphones. 8/17
"Sometimes a narrative can satisfy because it is beguiling, not because it is true." How podcasts work. 9/17
Most 20- to 40-somethings didn’t grow up with a torque wrench in one hand and a soldering gun in the other. While our parents’ generation spent their teens rebuilding old cars, we spent our time building websites. Why millennials aren’t buying boats. 10/17
A writer sums up her long investigation into the decline in sex among millennials. Conclusion? Almost too many reasons to count. 11/17
Scientists find that hurricanes now dump 20 percent more rain, thanks to climate change. 12/17
Many wildfires are caused by downed power lines. One of California's biggest utilities faces billions of dollars in liability. 13/17
A cactus-like plant in Morocco is 10,000 times hotter than the world’s hottest pepper. It's also a promising painkiller. 14/17
A day in the life, then and now, of Michelle Obama's personal stylist. 15/17
Things you don’t know about clothes until you become a personal shopper at Barneys. 16/17
Very little is known as to why we have pubic hair, and scientists don't really care—because it never caused problems until people started to remove it. 17/17
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