The Arts: The History Blog reports that a painting by Agnolo Bronzini is being shown publicly for the first time in about five centuries.
Christianity: Christians can disagree, but they should observe these principles.
Todd Wood reflects on the forbidden fruit.
A Relevant writer tells us why Christians should care for the environment, even though the present earth may be drastically changed.
Education: Grammarphobia discusses the matter of being hoist by one's own petard.
Finance: Catherine Rampell points out that the deficit is getting much larger.
Politics: Relevant reports that a recent Fox news poll indicates that white evangelicals support for impeachment of President Trump is growing.
Relevant also reports that a female Kurdish official, who supported Kurdish Christians, has been executed by forces allied with the Turks.
FiveThirtyEight analyzes loss of Republican support for President Richard Nixon.
NPR has posted a timeline of events, some of which you probably didn't know about, related to Ukraine, Rudy Giuliani, and other matters related to the impeachment inquiry.
Joe Biden, and his son, or others, may or may not have been involved in corruption of some sort. But President Trump's record on corruption isn't exactly a great one, say reports by NPR, here and here.
FiveThirtyEight on where to find anti-Trump Republicans.
Science: Science News and other outlets tell us about the discovery of lots of new, small moons orbiting Saturn.
The graphic used in these posts is from NASA, hence, it is free to use like this.
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