How did "left" and "right" acquire their political meanings? https://t.co/BZl5f3hdSh

What to know about Blizzard, Hong Kong and the controversy over politics in esports https://t.co/NuYUeDCJNW

All the "Watchmen" Easter eggs and references you might have missed https://t.co/jXmscycAc6

Indonesia's Joko Widodo begins his second term promising to champion democracy and boost development https://t.co/zgSH5WQVLD

"Everything about this game demo seemed to come from a place of reverence for the original game, while also striving to make a blockbuster modern experience" https://t.co/lURNtKOTNk

Chile violence continues even after government drops subway fare hike https://t.co/8E1791W5dQ

If you’re one of the millions of people currently in debt, it may feel like you have a formidable mountain to climb. However, according to financial experts, there is one way to make the journey to being debt-free a little bit easier https://t.co/yQ6jCK0W3p

The best karaoke songs for singers and non-singers alike https://t.co/sBPbHrwKn2

Whether it’s hitting the gym regularly, reading more often before bed, or just remembering to drink plenty of water and get enough sleep, habit-tracking apps can help us remember — and stick to — our goals https://t.co/4YQFbFrby9

The Pittsburgh synagogue massacre led to a string of anti-semitic plots, rights group says https://t.co/DKG8YKXMOM

"Layered and contemplative, 'Dad's Maybe Book' immerses itself in the bones of modern American life" https://t.co/2EPMFWytIK

In the newly published autobiography "Me," Elton John's writing breathes humanity into a family almost always shrouded in rigid formality https://t.co/17u6R4LWQL

Einstein was widely thought to be public enemy number one of the Nazis. Here's how Britain helped him escape https://t.co/VFpPGGkvTs

Sega's throwback Genesis Mini is packed with good vibes https://t.co/sOqfVt3isy https://t.co/CnaFaOHvJd

Here's what young people all over the world say they want most in a partner https://t.co/mrqgK6Nf8k

Review: Netflix's zany Paul Rudd vehicle "Living With Yourself" never lives up to its binge-worthy premise https://t.co/phX07zdj7H https://t.co/Et18XbUnCi

“Candidates snapping selfies with voters is not new. But Warren has elevated an old shtick into the centerpiece of her digital strategy,” writes @CharlotteAlter https://t.co/4nT6sJq59Q

"As long as we remain in the shadows, people will continue to view us as the 'other' or as newcomers, but it’s not that we are newly arrived in America — it’s that America hasn’t recognized our existence," writes author @julissaarce https://t.co/Uv3qOj1Xa1

Whether by sheer luck or keen prescience, Bong Joon-ho's “Parasite” is the movie for right now, writes @szacharek in her review https://t.co/qv34birZiF

"We must move the issues of war and peace from the periphery of our national discourse to its center," @elliotackerman writes in TIME's special report. "And the only way to do that, I increasingly believe, is to reconsider the draft" https://t.co/WyZbclw47D https://t.co/z99dhe1110