Christianity: A Sojourners writer says that white evangelicals have been far too silent about high-profile African-American deaths.
Relevant says that Christians are too apathetic about sexual abuse.
Relevant also has a good article on being called to some sort of ministry.
Computing: Wired tells us that the .GIF graphics format has been around for 30 years, and is still widely used.
Listverse points out 10 disturbing facts about Facebook.
Education: FiveThirtyEight tells us why the National Spelling Bee is so difficult, and points out the most common types of spelling errors from previous contests.
Health: National Public Radio reports on a study of how accurate fitness tracker devices are.
Undark reports that, under "Trumpcare," as presently envisioned, it is likely that victims of domestic abuse will be denied reimbursement for injuries suffered from an abusive spouse, and, possibly, denied coverage for any problem, if there has been a history of domestic abuse.
Politics: The Wall Street Journal tells us that rural America is the new "inner city."
Science: Listverse tells us 10 interesting facts about eagles.
Listverse also tells us that pink is not really a color, and then goes on to describe 10 "Pink Wonders of the Natural World."
Scientific American reports that some cicadas, which were expected to emerge as adults in 2021, have emerged this year.
Sports: National Public Radio reports on shooting free throws underhanded, as NBA great Rick Barry did. So does his son, a collegiate player.
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