Christianity: Christianity Today points out, with some examples, that spreading conspiracy theories and other fake news is, well, sin.
Education: Listverse discusses the origins of 10 widely used school supplies (such as backpacks and pencils).
Finance: (or something) Wired comments on the possible changes to the Federal Aviation Administration.
Health: Science reports that a new antibiotic, which may make it impossible for bacteria to develop resistance, has been produced. In tests, it seems to be very effective.
Politics: Scientific American fact-checks President Trump's speech on the Paris climate change accord.
Scientific American says that torture is not effective in extracting information.
Science: The Conversation says that killing coyotes does not make sheep and cattle safer, and explains why.
Scientific American reports on a long-term study of the social lives of wild horses.
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