Christianity: Relevant takes on the Prosperity Gospel.
Finance: Catherine Rampell discusses the effects of the Trump administration rolling back regulations, and the President's remarks about businesses that are hurt by his tariffs really suffering from bad management.
Politics: FiveThirtyEight has studied crowd size at political events, and found that polls are a better predictor than crowd size.
NPR reports that the Department of Education has been making it almost impossible for teachers to get the loan forgiveness they were promised, if they went into teaching.
NPR analyzes the likely results of the Electoral College in the 2020 presidential election.
Catherine Rampell tells us that the Trump administration has been, and is, waging a war on children, and gives us details.
Gizmodo reports on yet another survey that indicates that all Americans, including gun owners, are in favor of stricter background checks, red flag laws, and the like.
Science: Ars Technica reports that a company that genetically engineered a bull so that he wouldn't have horns also, unwittingly, placed some bacterial and plasmid genes in the bull. Thanks to one of my brothers for the information on this.
Gizmodo reports on research about what causes someone to be left-handed.
The Scientist reports on research into how bar-headed geese can fly over Everest, in spite of the low oxygen at such a high altitude.
Sports: FiveThirtyEight thinks that the NFL pre-season should be eliminated, or seriously changed.
The graphic used in these posts is from NASA, hence, it is free to use like this.
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