RT @stevenmazie: Tomorrow SCOTUS hears a case that will help shape American politics for at least the next decade. My @TheEconomist preview of the census hearing https://t.co/c1Vf0SPjVk

American millennials are less wealthy than people of a similar age were in any year from 1989 to 2007 https://t.co/SUneNIqB5A

In 2000 America declared measles “eliminated”. Now cases are on the rise again https://t.co/wrcR4qaLid

Are calories a con? https://t.co/4h9M2Zy6Gt https://t.co/lXH99Ow8hR

Benedict XVI is a pole of attraction for critics of Pope Francis https://t.co/mXTU7WCsun

The Supreme Court will weigh a challenge to the citizenship question on the 2020 census https://t.co/IsqT4oSXzJ

Ryanair said the grounding of Boeing's aircrafts would have little impact on its network. That was either wishful thinking or misinformation https://t.co/glgnZqMi9E

A researcher at the University of California uncovered documents from 1967 showing that sugar companies secretly funded studies at Harvard University designed to blame fat—not sugar—for the growing obesity epidemic https://t.co/RiOF2eQJs2

The Chinese now spend 5% of household income on education, and the Indians 4%, compared with 1% for the Europeans https://t.co/JPfpJ50uS4

The evidence linking mental illnesses to defects of brain architecture or chemistry, or to specific genes, is scanty https://t.co/CBYg8mflyF

More than 70,000 Americans died from drugs in 2017. That is more than all the American soldiers killed in the entire Vietnam war https://t.co/Ma5MMNz6gd

This week's cartoon from KAL https://t.co/Xz8loAt3SO

American millennials think they will be rich https://t.co/kORPvxABcn

Volodymyr Zelensky racked up a stunning 73% of the vote against Petro Poroshenko's 24% https://t.co/rHW3A9ezch

When managing debt, certainty matters more to high-debt countries; cost matters more to low-debt countries https://t.co/aZPblTWVcm

How changing insect behaviour will impact plants is an open question  https://t.co/IZBIiowydw

Britain’s wage growth has been dreadful ever since the financial crisis of 2008-2009 https://t.co/cC8pCed71i

Selective breeding has refined the genomes of most high-value crops. This is good for yields but bad for coping with change https://t.co/K8tU2vnwgf

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A new map produced by a group of geologists may encourage mining firms to try their luck at places that are currently not much explored  https://t.co/CKnqf3YZ7y