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Things I have spotted that may be of interest to others: 

Phys.org reports on a study of the interaction between Supreme Court justices. It's not just  "conservative" vs. "liberal."

Phys.org also reports on research that indicates that dogs can think about objects, not just people.

The Tri-State Livestock News reports on feeding algae to bees to fight bee viruses.

Newsweek reports on why cheetahs are so fast.

Phys.Org reports that some crab spiders work together to mimic flowers. Amazing.

A Conversation writer tells us that the so-called Deep State is a good thing.

ScienceAlert reports that coral reefs have a soundscape, and that this changes when the moon rises.

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Things I have recently spotted that may be of interest to someone else:

Christianity: Michael Gerson says that white evangelicalism is dying rapidly, and its leaders don't seem aware of this, or to care. Most of the offspring of older white evangelicals don't consider themselves evangelical, or even religious.

Education: Grammarphobia discusses usage of "mens," and "men's," and related matters.

Food: Listverse has an article on things you probably didn't know about chocolate.

Health: (or something) Listverse tells us how to be more attractive.

NPR examines the effect of high summer heat on people's health, and finds that the poor, in large cities, are exposed to more heat than those of us who are better off.

Humor: Relevant on the importance of having fun.


Politics: NPR has outlined the Trump administration's many actions, and attempted actions, on immigration. The goal is clear - keep people out, or send them back, as often as possible.

Science: Listverse shows us 10 cases of animal mimicry.

Sports: NPR reports on a 103-year-old female athlete from India.

The graphic used in these posts is from NASA, hence, it is free to use like this.
 
Thanks for looking!