Christianity: (and politics) Benjamin L. Corey tells us that the Governor of Texas has ordered Christian ministries to cease giving aid to any Syrian refugees. (Other news outlets, including CBS News, on December 1, 2015, have dealt with this.)
Christianity Today lists, and explains, five errors pastors might make (some have) regarding social media.
Computing: Wired reports that the Wikipedia is incorporating some artificial intelligence into the editing process.
Finance: National Public Radio considers whether pennies make sense any more. (Groan . . . I didn't put this in humor, in spite of that pun -- which is NPR's -- because the post is about finance, not fun.)
Health: NPR reports that your relationships with your adult siblings may have an important influence on your well-being.
Humor: (and other items not easy to classify) The Difference between a pamphlet and a brochure.
Science: (Math, in this case) Christianity Today's Behemoth considers why fractals are so beautiful, and muses a little about a God who sometimes creates using fractal geometry.
Sports:
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