March 9, 2016

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Slovenia and Croatia shut their borders to migrants to shut off migrants’ “Balkan route.”

Populism wins at the polls, with big victories by Trump, surprising win by Sanders.

Shocked by the Sanders coup in Michigan, pollsters reexamine numbers for other Midwestern states with open primaries.

Trump’s success “is the natural result of the primary process, not a corruption of it.”

Our government continues to fail us on climate change; it’s time for US courts to demand a recovery plan. #opinions

Scientists find that groups of bacteria can develop collective memory that increases their tolerance to stress.

Slaves are producing many of the things we buy, and in the process they are forced to destroy our shared environment.

After failing in Israel, Obama tries to preserve the principle of a two-state solution for his successor to pursue.

Hilton weighs new line of hostel-like hotels for younger guests, with lower prices and less service.

Customer service at Uber is what you’d expect: a poorly-managed, third-party black hole where complaints disappear.

More than 70% of female architects report experiencing sexual discrimination, harassment, or bullying at work.

With an aging medical force, Germany readily accepts doctors fleeing Syria—leaving Syria with fewer and fewer doctors.

Candid conversation about choosing to pursue electroconvulsive therapy.

Terry Bollea doesn’t have a 10-inch penis. Hulk Hogan does. Hulk Hogan testifies to living a double life.

Canada’s sperm banks running low due to a 2004 law preventing them from paying donors.

Loophole leads to “astonishing pattern” of Border Patrol agents shooting people who throw small projectiles at them.

Astonishing story of experienced backcountry skiers getting trapped by avalanches in Montana.

Dermatologist finds unlikely popularity on Instagram for filming while she pops patients’ pimples, aka “pimple porn.”

Why Shawshank Redemption is IMDb’s top-ranked movie: the system is rigged.

See also: The clocks in New York’s Grand Central Terminal are permanently set one minute ahead.

In today’s Tournament of Books, Maria Bustillos meets Fates and Furies and Bats of the Republic. #tob16