Things I have recently spotted that may be of interest to someone else:
The Arts: Speculative Faith complains about the sex in Game of Thrones. (This is one of the reasons, but not the only one, I've never watched it, and that I long ago stopped reading the books.) Relevant also has an article seriously questioning whether Christians should watch Game of Thrones.
Christianity: An article in Relevant, about purity. It also explains why the Jewish Law existed.
Computing: Wired on how to stop receiving notifications of long, and irrelevant, Gmail threads.
Health: FiveThirtyEight tells us that many of us eat too often.
National Public Radio tells us that many drugs are still effective, long after their given expiration dates.
Scientific American argues that increasing taxes on alcohol would reduce violence, including suicide.
Humor: (sort of) Listverse reports on 10 famous entertainers who were told that they had no talent.
(or Science) A video of a song, about the elements of the periodic table.
Politics: Wired tells us that climate change denial threatens our defense capability.
Wired also reports on the Trump for President in 2020 campaign, which has paid (probably legally) over half a million dollars to Trump properties and businesses.
Politifact has a list of fake news sources. It's not all of them!
Christianity Today reports on a survey studying religious practice and belief against gun ownership.
Relevant reports on an evangelical pastor who has been arrested by ICE, for deportation. His wife and two small children are US citizens. Not exactly a "bad hombre."
Science: Listverse describes 10 recently discovered, but unexpected, phenomena in space.
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