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A brief history of women’s fight to wear pants
qz.com

Wasps are the first invertebrates seen to use a type of logic
newscientist.com

A missing piece of Stonehenge has been returned to the site 60 years after it was taken
bbc.com

Where on Earth Is Sam Sayers?
seattlemet.com

Thousands of Americans are jailed before trial. A new report shows the lasting impact.
vox.com

Taiwan passes laws to make Chinese spying punishable by death
mainichi.jp

Britain passes one week without coal power for first time since 1882
theguardian.com

Is Conference Room Air Making You Dumber?
nytimes.com

Experimental device generates electricity from the coldness of the universe
phys.org

The Mystery of the Millionaire Hermit
bloomberg.com

Image: Jupiter Marble from Juno
apod.nasa.gov

Gallery: The Vintage Beauty Of Soviet Control Rooms
designyoutrust.com

On this day in 1931 a disagreement over advertising escalated into a shootout
damninteresting.com

Gallery: The Cent Nouvelles Nouvelles : A Book of 15th Century Sex Scenes (mildly NSFW)
flashbak.com

She ordered an Uber. What she got was a stalker
bostonglobe.com

A traveling classroom offers a third, fourth, and fifth chance to get a GED.
story.californiasunday.com

A Decades-Old Doctor’s Secret Leads to New Fertility-Fraud Law
theatlantic.com

First-Ever Video Shows Immune System Blowing Holes in Bacteria
livescience.com

Who’s Afraid of the Dark? Hype Versus Reality on the Dark Web
recordedfuture.com

Ancient Rock Art in the Plains of India
nytimes.com

Why We Need a New Black Box
popularmechanics.com

How Egypt’s ancient city of divine cats was rediscovered
nationalgeographic.com

The deadly, life-giving and transient elements that make up group 15 of the periodic table
theconversation.com

A war is brewing over lithium mining at the edge of Death Valley
latimes.com

Mongolian couple die of bubonic plague after eating marmot
theguardian.com

Is Noise Pollution the Next Big Public-Health Crisis?
newyorker.com

A revolution in time
aeon.co • (see also)

The price of plenty: how beef changed America
theguardian.com

How to Survive a Tsunami
nytimes.com • (see also)

How Chinese Spies Got the N.S.A.’s Hacking Tools, and Used Them for Attacks
nytimes.com

Elizabeth Taylor Greenfield, “The Black Swan”
daily.jstor.org

Sunscreen Chemicals Soak All the Way Into Your Bloodstream
wired.com

How a Half-Inch Beetle Finds Fires 80 Miles Away
blogs.scientificamerican.com

Sharing a plate of food leads to more successful negotiations
economist.com

What It’s Like to Live in a California Ghost Town
citylab.com

Would the Government Deliberately Poison 10,000 Prohibition Violators?
saturdayeveningpost.com

Who Owns South Africa?
newyorker.com

Universal Pattern Explains Why Materials Conduct
quantamagazine.org

The biggest danger about an asteroid strike? Lawyers
cosmosmagazine.com

Seafood Without The Sea: Will Lab-Grown Fish Hook Consumers?
npr.org

Antimatter keeps with quantum theory. It’s both particle and wave
sciencenews.org

Photos: A replica of Al Capone’s famous “luxurious” prison cell at Eastern State Penitentiary
apnews.com

Ancient Chinese Buildings Are Held Together With Rice, Sugar, and Blood
atlasobscura.com

Forget the Anthropocene: we’ve entered the synthetic age
aeon.co

Denver voters consider the next frontier in decriminalizing drugs: magic mushrooms
latimes.com

On this day in 1937 the Hindenburg went down in flames
damninteresting.com

The Mysterious True Story of the ‘Extremely Wicked’ Ted Bundy Movie
esquire.com

‘Almost every household has someone that has died from cancer’
theguardian.com

Gravitational Waves Keep Rolling Past Earth
theatlantic.com

A tectonic plate may have peeled apart—and that could shrink the Atlantic Ocean
nationalgeographic.com

The Hand of Glory
amusingplanet.com

Elephant Man’s ‘forgotten grave found’
bbc.com

CBD: a marijuana miracle or just another health fad?
theguardian.com

The Codpiece and the Pox
daily.jstor.org

Fishermen fight to survive on the world’s second largest lake
nationalgeographic.com

The Fight for the Right to Drive
newyorker.com

More than a century ago, feminist hero Nellie Bly discovered the key to happiness
qz.com

Beijing’s one-child policy is gone. But many Chinese are still reluctant to have more.
washingtonpost.com

Video/gallery: Rendering of an approach to a black hole
behance.net

Dr. Ruth’s Good-Sex Revolution
theatlantic.com