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A ‘stain on the fair name of our soldiers’: Remembering a Canadian riot that turned deadly in England in 1919
cbc.ca

The story of Cunningham Sanitarium
amusingplanet.com

Neptune Is a Windy, Chilly, and Baffling Planet. Let’s Go!
wired.com

A Twenty-Four-Thousand-Mile Walk Across Human History
newyorker.com

They spotted O.J. Simpson’s white Bronco, and the chase was on
latimes.com

Andrew Jackson slaughtered Indians. Then he adopted a baby boy he’d orphaned.
washingtonpost.com

Where does your plastic go? Global investigation reveals America’s dirty secret
theguardian.com

In the Hudson Valley, a Drive Back in Time
nytimes.com

Some cities have tulips, some have cherry blossoms, but this Manitoba town has thousands of mating snakes
thestar.com

Reconstructing the Cost of the One Giant Leap
planetary.org

Food’s Texture Plays a Bigger Role in Diets Than Previously Thought
inverse.com

Could the Big Bang be Wrong?
blogs.discovermagazine.com

Is 15 June 1215 the true date of Magna Carta?
historyextra.com

When the Māori First Settled New Zealand, They Hunted Flightless, 500-Pound Birds
atlasobscura.com

‘The truth about Chernobyl? I saw it with my own eyes…’
theguardian.com

A real-time interactive journey through the Apollo 11 mission. Relive every moment as it occurred in 1969.
apolloinrealtime.org

The US Has Allegedly Placed Malware Deep in Russia’s Power Grid
gizmodo.com • (see also)

Upgrade Your Memory With a Surgically Implanted Chip
bloomberg.com • (see also)

Breaking down the walls of scientific secrecy
cbc.ca

Schoolgirls for sale: why Tokyo struggles to stop the ‘JK business’
theguardian.com

The Strange Rise and Sudden Fall of the Florida Mayor Who Took on a SWAT Team
vice.com

A Norwegian City Wants to Abolish Time
gizmodo.com

Video: See the evolution of over 2,000 world flags in under 5 minutes
news.nationalgeographic.com

The big business of safeguarding against U.S. school shootings
cbc.ca

Dread and Decay in An ‘Abandoned’ Miami Beach Hotel
vice.com

A deadly deer disease is spreading. Could it strike people, too?
washingtonpost.com

In Stores, Secret Bluetooth Surveillance Tracks Your Every Move
nytimes.com

Most ‘meat’ in 2040 will not come from dead animals, says report
theguardian.com

The 100-calorie snack’s history is full of retractions, alleged misconduct, and a charismatic food researcher.
inverse.com

How flight suits have evolved to keep astronauts safe in space
nationalgeographic.com

Has the ball lightning mystery been solved?
earthsky.org

Cooling effect of zebra stripes observed in the wild for the first time
newatlas.com

The Fish Egg That Traveled Through a Swan’s Gut, Then Hatched
nytimes.com

‘None of this happened the way you think it did’
hcn.org

NASA’s Cassini Reveals New Sculpting in Saturn Rings
nasa.gov

Tehran’s Desert Ghost Towers look like a Zombie Movie Waiting to Happen
messynessychic.com

The Milky Way Has Battle Scars from Colliding With a Ghostly Galaxy
blogs.discovermagazine.com

National Geographic’s updated map of the moon
nationalgeographic.com

‘I killed my classmate with a javelin on sports day’
theguardian.com

He died after the family took him off life support. Then he walked through the door.
washingtonpost.com

When America had an open prison – the story of Kenyon Scudder and his ‘prison without walls’
theconversation.com

Nazis Killed Her Father. Then She Fell in Love With One.
nytimes.com

A city built on water: the hidden rivers under Tokyo’s concrete and neon
theguardian.com

Saturn’s Largest Moon Would Make an Unbelievable Vacation Spot
theatlantic.com

This psychologist explains why people confess to crimes they didn’t commit
sciencemag.org

Water on Europa—with a Pinch of Salt
scientificamerican.com

If asked the right way, toddlers will choose broccoli over cake, study finds
medicalxpress.com

NASA’s Getting Ready to Explore the Corpse of an Ancient Planet in the Asteroid Belt
livescience.com

These new toilets could solve a global problem
nationalgeographic.com

In the Aftermath of a Plane Crash
lithub.com • (see also)

Glowing ‘Blue Tears’ in China’s Seas Are Incredibly Toxic — And They’re Growing
livescience.com

Dangling tape could be used to de-orbit old satellites
newatlas.com

We Could Have Had Electric Cars from the Very Beginning
longreads.com • (see also)

A giant species of trilobite inhabited Australian waters half a billion years ago
theconversation.com

NASA: Solar Activity Forecast for Next Decade Favorable for Exploration
nasa.gov

These Animal Migrations Are Huge — and Invisible
nytimes.com

Here’s why women may be the best suited for spaceflight
nationalgeographic.com

Every Day at 5:00, Japan Tests Its Disaster Warning System With Folk Tunes
atlasobscura.com

How modern life is transforming the human skeleton
bbc.com

Inside the Everest expedition that built the world’s highest weather station
nationalgeographic.com • (see also)