Things I have recently spotted that may be of interest to someone else:
Christianity: (And politics) A Christianity Today writer takes Jerry Falwell, Jr., to task for defending President Trump's sexual indiscretions on dubious scriptural ground.
Computing: Gizmo's Freeware recommends a program that checks your Windows computer for vulnerability to the Spectre and Meltdown malware, recently discovered to be dangerous, with vulnerability built in to many information appliances. (The computer I'm using now is not vulnerable, probably due to some recent updates.)
Wired doesn't think Facebook is going to do much better than it has on feeding users reliable news. [Personal note: I glance at the Facebook news feed about once every two weeks, and never click on something. After such a glance, I search for the topic, maybe once every couple of months. Facebook is not a good way to get news.]
National Public Radio discusses best "screen time" practices for parents, including a quiz. Oh, oh.
Health: (or something. A YouGov survey reveals that a lot of us don't make our beds every day.
History: Listverse describes some recent archeological discoveries related to the ancient Greek civilization.
Politics: National Public Radio reports that several top positions in the Trump administration (such as an ambassador to South Korea) have not been filled, and that morale among federal employees is low.
NPR also reports that the Trump administration is continuing protection for some lands in Alaska. Good for them!
Science: Listverse on ideas about whether life exists elsewhere in the universe.
Thanks for looking!
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