• Already Exhausted by a 15-Month-Old’s Behavior, janet lansbury

• Common ground, Aeon

• Speaking Up Without Tearing Down, Teaching Tolerance

• Inside the fight over the Elizabeth Street Garden, Curbed

• New York Has Finally Updated Its Archaic Abortion Law, NY Mag

• Don't Doubt What You Saw With Your Own Eyes, The Concourse

• Supreme court allows Trump trans military limit to be enforced, The Guardian

• Upper East Side Restaurant Nello Bans Single Women From Eating At The Bar, Guest of a Guest

• The 'Right to Repair' Movement Is Gaining Ground and Could Hit Manufacturers Hard, Fortune

• Teenage Diver Finds Tons Of Golf Balls Rotting Off California, NPR

• 8 Books On Motherhood + Feminism, The Longest Shortest Time

• Judge Blocks Trump Administration From Asking About Citizenship on Census, Colorlines

• The rise of mending: how Britain learned to repair clothes again, The Guardian

• Thousands more migrant children separated under Trump than previously known, The Guardian

• The Other Talk, The New York Times

• The New Mom Uniform of Park Slope, NY Times

• ‘It Doesn’t Have to Be This Way.’ Why Some Boys Can Keep Up With Girls in School., NY TImes

• There’s a better way to talk to your kids about sex, Quartz

• What People Actually Say Before They Die, The Atlantic

• Marie Kondo’s Haters Are Low-Key Starting to Get ‘Racist’, Next Shark

• Why new moms have scary thoughts about their babies, Today’s Parent

• Sasheer Zamata Reworked Louis C.K.’s Leaked Parkland-Kids Joke in Her Own Stand-up Set, Vulture

• Senators Were Laughably Conflicted About Whether To Share Cardi B's Video On The Government Shutdown, Buzzfeed News

• Amazon is Coming to The Bronx; Will Open a ‘Last Mile’ Warehouse in Hunts Point, Welcome 2 The Bronx
  When my Amazon Prime is up for renewal, I think I’ll cancel it. Makes me sad to give money to a company that’s so shitty to NYC but happy/apprehensive about seeking local sources for things

• When Crafts Become Activism: A More Beautiful Movement, Yes Magazine
  Flashback to my capstone project

• I’m so excited because I love mess! , The Outline

• Solar-Powered Slugs Hide Wild Secrets—But They’re Vanishing, Nat Geo

• Trump’s Gentrification Scheme to Enrich Real Estate Developers, The New Republic

• The One Issue the Left and Right Can Agree On, The New Republic

• The Exhausting Minimalism of Tidying Up, The New Republic

• What’s So Controversial About a Medieval Nun’s Teeth?, The New Republic

• WATCH: Amy Sedaris Reveals Her Magical Greenwich Village Apartment | Interior Lives

• Marie Kondo totally changed my outlook on decluttering and bringing 'joy' to our home, Motherly

• Amid Debate Over Designated Injection Sites, Dwindling ‘Safe’ Options for NYC’s Opioid Users, City Limits

• The Story Behind John Lennon's Psychedelic Rolls-Royce Phantom V, Vintag.es

• What Reformers Learned When They Visited 1830s Brothels, JSTOR Daily

• I’M A SENIOR TRUMP OFFICIAL, AND I HOPE A LONG SHUTDOWN SMOKES OUT THE RESISTANCE, The Daily Caller

• I’m a white teacher who chose a high-poverty school for my daughter. Here’s why., Chalkbeat

• The Death of the Sick Day, NY Times

• The Instagram-Husband Revolution, The Atlantic

• Madagascar citizens demand transparency in a fishy deal with China, Global voices

• SAVING THE SEASON: LEMONS, Naturally Ella

• 2019: Our Final Year, Design Sponge

• Real Talk: Starting a New Chapter is Scary, Design Sponge

• A woman who was in a vegetative state for years gave birth. Police want DNA from men who work at the facility, CNN

• Exclusive: New Report Shows Gentrifiers Use Police to Terrorize Communities of Color—Without Even Calling 911, The Root

• As Trump visits border, Texas landowners prepare wall fight, AP News

• Journalist Pelin Ünker sentenced to jail in Turkey over Paradise Papers investigation, The Guardian

• Protests against President Aleksandar Vučić spread from Belgrade to cities across Serbia, Global Voices

• The STD that keeps most contestants from competing on ‘The Bachelor’, NY POst

• Virginia Study Finds Increased School Bullying In Areas That Voted For Trump, NPR

• Amazon mails open letter to New Yorkers touting HQ2 benefits, Curbed

• Our pledge to New York City, Amazon

• Meet the Trans Midwife Changing the World's "Most Gendered Profession", The Stranger

• On the Border, Little Enthusiasm for a Wall: ‘We Have Other Problems That Need Fixing’, NY Times

• When Is a Border Just a Border? Almost Never, NY Times

• How Cities Make Money by Fining the Poor, NY Times

• How to Make a Millennial Feel Cozy in Just One Beverage, NY Times

• Developer Lied About Running Nursing Home to Buy Land, Suit Says, DNA Info

• ‘I Love My Skin!’ Why Black Parents Are Turning to Afrocentric Schools, NY Times

• SWOON: THE CATALYST, juxtapoz

• Jenna Lyons Talks New TV Show, Social Media Fears and Partying With the Obamas, WWD

• The Special Misogyny Reserved for Mothers, NY Times

• American Immigrants and the Dilemma of ‘White-Sounding’ Names, The Atlantic

• My daughter asked me to stop writing about motherhood. Here’s why I can’t do that., Washington Post

• Read Cyntoia Brown's full statement on her clemency, Tennessean

• L'Pocalypse Nah: Cuomo Says Full L Train Shutdown Unnecessary, Gothamist

• Cuomo Descends Into L Train Tunnel To See If This 15-Month Shutdown Is Really Necessary, Gothamist

• Bethlehem woman charged in assault of infant triplets, The Morning Call

• Full Shutdown of L Train Is Halted by Cuomo, NY Times

• Washington state just rolled out an awesome paid leave plan 👏, Motherly

• Why Typical Preschool Crafts Are a Total Waste of Time, The Cut
  ”The purpose is to teach children a predictable cognitive sequence they can apply when they encounter anything new: Observe, question, explore, reflect. Repeat. The children learn to respect their materials, not just to dive into them. They learn – without having seen it before – that clay is a material they can use to represent something else …”

• WATCH: The Tattoo Artist Who Covers Racist Tattoos | Beneath the Ink | GQ Stories

• THOUGHTS ON PAINTING: PAT PERRY ON "NATIONAL LILYPOND SONGS", juxtapoz

• One of NYC’s underground rivers may soon be brought back to life, Curbed

• When a Lynching Memorial Becomes a Photo Opportunity, Hyperallergic

• Planners Looking 25 Years Ahead Say NYC’s Climate and Transit Crises are Increasingly Urgent, CIty Limits

• Amazon HQ2 tax breaks scrutinized by city comptroller, Curbed

• NYCHA stares down a federal takeover, Curbed

• De Blasio administration lays out roadmap for legalized pot in NYC, Curbed

• WATCH: Pros and Cons of Life Outside Tokyo | Rural Japan

• Syracuse cops push St. Joe’s to probe man’s rectum for drugs; ‘What country are we living in?’, Syracuse

• 115 Percent of Trump’s China Tariff Revenue Goes to Paying Off Angry Farmers, Council on Foreign relations

• WE'VE GOT THE SCREEN TIME DEBATE ALL WRONG. LET'S FIX IT, Wired

• Short-term rentals and the housing market: Quasi-experimental evidence from Airbnb in Los Angeles, Vox

• Humanity as We Know It Will Be Defined by the Broiler Chicken, Atlas Obscura

• Why Hungarians Make the World’s Most Beautiful Gingerbread, Atlas Obscura

• When the Christmas Plant Was a Pepper, Not a Poinsettia, Atlas Obscura

• What It Was Like Being a Contestant on a 2000s-Era Cosmetic Surgery Makeover Show, Broadly

• When Women Have Fewer Rights Than a Fetus, Broadly

• Student Targeted by ‘Troll Storm’ Hopes Settlement Will Send Message to White Supremacists, NY Times

• The Case for Creative Play in a Digital Age, NY Times

• Montessori or Non-tessori?, The Slate

• Pittsburgh council balks over six-figure branding proposal, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

• City needs more facts about branding, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

• The Relentlessness of Modern Parenting, The NY Times

• To Fight Gentrification, a Brooklyn Pastor Plans to Build 2,100 Apartments, NY Times

• The Dakota Sioux Execution Was The Largest In U.S. History — But America Has Forgotten It, Bustle

• Anne Brigman, a Pioneering Photographer of Nude Self-Portraits, Artsy

• Passive, poor and white? What people keep getting wrong about Appalachia, The Guardian

• HOW DOLLAR GENERAL BECAME RURAL AMERICA’S STORE OF CHOICE, WSJ

• Soaking It Up With Menstrual Sea Sponges, Vice

• Why the FDA is urging parents to stop using teething necklaces, Mothery

• They Grabbed Her Baby and Arrested Her. Now Jazmine Headley Is Speaking Out., NY Times