Christianity: Christianity Today reports that many US Christians hold heretical beliefs about the gravity of sin, the importance of worshiping with others, and the nature of the Holy Spirit.
Finance: (or something) Scientific American reports that there are now a million electrically powered autos in the US.
Food: Listverse on the origins of 10 common foods (including bagels, ice cream cones, and others.)
Health: Scientific American on doctors being slow to use new technology. (The article says that thermometers were resisted for a long time!)
History: About the life of Ella Mae Wiggins, a textile worker who became a leader in the struggle for better pay and conditions for textile workers, but who was shot to death in 1929, by textile mill security employees.
Politics: FiveThirtyEight has a solid analysis of how the Supreme Court responds to resistance to its actions from Congress and/or the President, based on the history of such situations.
Science: Scientific American tells us the function of a horse's tail. Really.
The graphic used in these posts is from NASA, hence, I believe, it is public domain.
Thanks for looking!
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