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Deadly Convenience: Keyless Cars and Their Carbon Monoxide Toll
nytimes.com

Jails are replacing visits with video calls—inmates and families hate it
arstechnica.com

Study suggests your adulthood self-esteem has its roots in the way you were raised as a child
digest.bps.org.uk

Why Is Water Slippery?
fivethirtyeight.com

Native Language Schools Are Taking Back Education
intercontinentalcry.org

We Have ‘Eyes In The Back Of The Head,’ Study Shows
inquisitr.com

On this day in 1960 NASA launched its first ‘satelloon’
damninteresting.com

Colombia after the Violence
scientificamerican.com

Neuroscientists Find First Evidence Animals Can Mentally Replay Past Events
neurosciencenews.com

Noise exposure is becoming ‘the new secondhand smoke’
washingtonpost.com

The Mobster Who Bought His Teenage Son a Hockey Team
theatlantic.com

Inside the Final Days of Robin Williams
vanityfair.com

Self-repairing organs could save your life in a heartbeat
newscientist.com

The Weird, Dangerous, Isolated Life of the Saturation Diver
atlasobscura.com

Remains of ancient horse discovered at Pompeii
thelocal.it

This Asteroid Shouldn’t Be Where Astronomers Found It
nytimes.com

Paul Simon vs. the World
theringer.com

Mars Helicopter to Fly on NASA’s Next Red Planet Rover Mission
nasa.gov

Ultrasound helmet would make live images, brain-machine interface possible
engineering.vanderbilt.edu

Time travelers invited to Stephen Hawking send-off
reuters.com

‘Incredible’ bioluminescence gives California surf an eerie blue glow
theguardian.com

‘Double Trojan Horse’ Drug Tricks Bacteria Into Committing Suicide
acsh.org

She didn’t see it coming: psychic arrested for $800,000 fraud
theguardian.com

Record-holding blood donor James Harrison donates one final time (autoplay video)
9news.com.au

Finland Is the Happiest Country in the World, and Finns Aren’t Happy about It
blogs.scientificamerican.com

Plastic Bag Found at the Bottom of World’s Deepest Ocean Trench
news.nationalgeographic.com

Can we treat psychosis by listening to the voices in our heads?
harpers.org

How a Mugger Helped Create the NSA’s Post-9/11 Surveillance Program
slate.com

Rare dinosaur skeleton for sale – along with the right to name species
theguardian.com

Chasing the Pearl of Lao Tzu
theatlantic.com

Scientists to grow ‘mini-brains’ using Neanderthal DNA
theguardian.com

Why our facial expressions don’t reflect our feelings
bbc.com

Genghis Khan’s Mongol horde probably had rampant Hepatitis B
arstechnica.com

“While paranoid people believe that almost everybody is out to get them, conspiracist believe that a few powerful people are out to get everybody”
psypost.org

Celebrating Richard Feynman’s 100th Birthday
zmescience.com

Mysterious Light Seen Around A Newly Forming Star; Here’s What Astronomers Think It Means
forbes.com

The tragic story of America’s only native parrot, now extinct for 100 years
theconversation.com

A 2-Year Stanford Study Shows the Astonishing Productivity Boost of Working From Home
inc.com

How a Special Diet Kept the Knights Templar Fighting Fit
atlasobscura.com

Inside the Secret Cities That Created the Atomic Bomb
citylab.com

Does Confidence Reflect Accuracy, or Just Consensus?
psychologytoday.com

Virtual Reality Shows Promise in Treating Eating Disorders
hcanews.com

Cells Talk and Help One Another via Tiny Tube Networks
scientificamerican.com

Researchers say a breathalyzer has flaws, casting doubt on countless convictions
zdnet.com

101 years ago today the “sleepy sickness” was first formally described
damninteresting.com

Beavers reduce river pollution by building dams, study shows
telegraph.co.uk

Army surgeon transplants ear ‘grown’ on Soldier’s forearm
army.mil

Cave found in Kenya in which people lived for 78,000 years
haaretz.com

Is there a link between mass shootings and mental illness?
bbc.com

Invasive rabbits have ravaged one of the most remote islands on the planet
washingtonpost.com

The spectacular power of Big Lens
theguardian.com

A Beginner’s Guide to Hawaii’s Otherworldly Lava
theatlantic.com

Scrolls and other artifacts found inside a centuries-old statue of Buddha in Japan
www3.nhk.or.jp

Dozens killed as Kenya dam bursts, causing ‘huge destruction’
news.sky.com

Why kids and teens may face far more anxiety these days
washingtonpost.com

Dead end: What it’s like to live in Queens surrounded by cemeteries
brickunderground.com

Astronomers Have Accidentally Taken a Direct Photo of a Possible Baby Exoplanet
sciencealert.com

The truth about Hans Asperger’s Nazi collusion
nature.com

120 years ago today scientists liquefied hydrogen for the first time in history
damninteresting.com

The Oldest Virus Ever Sequenced Comes From a 7,000-Year-Old Tooth
theatlantic.com