Things I have recently spotted that may be of interest to someone else:
Christianity: (and Sports) Relevant on whether God cares about who wins a football game.
He Lives assesses Christian's reactions to the Command to "remember the Sabbath."
Education: NPR reports that school bullying has increased in areas in Virginia that voted for President Trump.
Politics: Yes, it's early, but that didn't stop FiveThirtyEight from analyzing the chances of the top ten or so potential Democratic candidates for President, to actually be the Democratic nominee.
From The Daily Beast: Shepard Smith, of Fox News fact-checked President Trump's speech from the Oval Office. There were "facts" that weren't facts.
Michael Gerson on a crisis that isn't really one, about a wall that really isn't a wall, paid for by Mexican pesos that are really US tax dollars, and he goes on.
Catherine Rampell on trading with China -- we need to be careful!
Earther reports that President Trump is still blaming the wrong people and practices for the increase in forest fires in California and elsewhere.
The Interior Department isn't picking up trash, but it is holding meetings for the purpose of granting oil leases in Alaska.
Trudy Rubin argues that border security is not one of our main security problems. President Trump's inflated opinion of himself is.
Science: NPR reports that religious fundamentalism has led to some really strange claims, at the annual Indian Science Congress.
The graphic used in these posts is from NASA, hence, I believe, it is public domain.
Thanks for looking!
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