Things I have recently spotted that may be of interest to others*:
Christianity (and Sports): According to KMBC News, Patrick Mahones, Kansas City quarterback, is not shy about his Christian faith.
Environment: Gizmodo reports that the court system might finally hold oil companies accountable for knowing that use increased climate temperature, but denying that.
Food: (and Science) A Conversation writer tells us a lot about the processing of chocolate.
Politics: FiveThirtyEight analyzes the current congressional Republicans.
FiveThirtyEight also discusses the effectiveness of gun laws. We don't know much about this because government was forbidden to study some of these, until recently.
NPR on why we didn't hear about 4 other incursions by Chinese balloons.
Science: Gizmodo reports that Neanderthals hunted what would today be supersized elephants, several thousands of years ago, in Europe.
NPR reports that artificial intelligence programs are a dismal failure at planning for a rocket launch.
NPR also reports that commuting may make working life less stressful.
Gizmodo reports that Jupiter has 92 verified moons, which is more than Saturn has, but searches for more around Saturn are continuing.
The Scientist reports that structures made from human brain cells respond to visual stimuli when placed in rat brains.
Todd Wood on Neanderthal hunting of giant elephants.
Sports: (and Finances) FiveThirtyEight shows, graphically, how the NFL has captured the attention of the US over the past several years.
*I try not to include items that require a password or fee to view.
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