The Arts: (and astronomy) Gizmodo has posted some stunning astronomical photos.
Computing: (and politics) Gizmodo writes about President Trump's charge that whoever broke into the Democratic National Committee's e-mail could be found, if the server involved was available, and his implication that, somehow, the server wasn't provided to the FBI.
Education: Grammarphobia on the use (and misuse) of "should" and "would," in Downton Abbey and elsewhere.
Ethics: A Council on Bioethics, in the UK, has concluded that allowing gene modification, even in germline cells (where the modification may be passed on to future generations, should not be completely prohibited.
Health: The new head of the Environmental Protection (?) Agency has presided over a rollback of coal ash requirements.
New Scientist reports that cell phones do not cause cancer.
(or something) A store to nap in has opened in New York City, according to Relevant.
Politics: FiveThirtyEight looks at the life expectancy of each of the current Supreme Court justices, including the recent nominee.
Gizmodo reports that a Microsoft official says that the Russians have targeted candidates running for office in the 2018 US elections.
Science: Scientific American reports on what we know about planets orbiting other stars. We know a lot more than we did a few years ago, and our solar system is rather odd.
Gizmodo reports that we really don't remember what happened when we were younger than 42 months old, or so, but we often think that we do.
(and politics, unfortunately) FiveThirtyEight tells us what global climate change is doing now. Too much.
Sports: Dirk Nowitzki and the Dallas Mavericks have agreed to a contract for Nowitzki's 21st year with the same team, a record for the National Basketball Association.
Thanks for looking!
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