Christianity: A Relevant contributor, who used to be sexually active, has been celibate for three years.
Another Relevant contributor has written an essay on how to cope with lust after you are married.
Computing: (and Politics) Donald Trump, Jr., is not the only politician (or helper of one) accused of violating copyright, but he is one who has done so recently, according to National Public Radio. He used a Flickr photo, which is here, and is labelled "all rights reserved." I am a member of Flickr, but have not reserved all rights to my photos.
Health: National Public Radio reports on a doctor who confessed, years after the fact, to lying to protect another doctor in a malpractice case. The report suggests that such happenings are not rare, or not rare enough.
NPR also reports that life spans are no longer continuing to lengthen, and why.
History: You've probably seen, heard, and read about the National Museum of African American History and Culture. If you haven't, you should have.
Politics: National Public Radio has posted a transcript of the first Presidential debate, interspersed with fact checking.
The New York Times reports that, even after Mr. Trump's announcement affirming it, a significant number of citizens don't believe that President Obama was born in the U. S. (The number has gone down.)
Listverse has posted 10 dark secrets of Hillary Clinton, and 10 dark secrets of Donald Trump. God help us!
Science: An article on how archaeologists can study what dead people ate, from Listverse.
For all the uproar (sometimes) about genetic engineering of food crops, there have been few examples used commercially. One of these, making corn resistant to rootworms, is starting to fail -- the rootworms are evolving into having resistance. (Scientists predicted this would happen, but the seed companies didn't listen to them.) Another source of a resistance gene has been found.
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