April 21, 2015

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North Carolina man died last week, and his family “respectfully asks that you do not vote for Hillary Clinton in 2016.”

North Carolina bill will prohibit doctors from learning how to perform abortions.

Secretive division of the USDA killed over two million wild animals last year.

Small narcotics team in Mississippi uses college students to build massive network of informants.

Tech startup Rescue Forensics collects sex workers’ online ads, sells them to law enforcement.

Baltimore police used controversial phone tracking devices at least 25,000 times.

The NRA has won the battle for this era of America’s gun debate. #opinions

Top-secret WWII unit, the “Ghost Army,” employed artists like Ellsworth Kelly to attack the enemy with trickery. #photography

Armed self-defense was a necessary aspect of the civil rights movement.

There are more “missing” African-American men nationwide than there are African-American men residing in New York City.

Apartments in New York and London now considered better investments than gold.

See also: Dumb things made smart through the addition of a chip.

Guide to what you can do about oil and gas exploration and drilling in the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast.

Hawaiian surfer moves to Montana, discovers river surfing. #video

TMN’s Anthony Doerr—and 2015 Rooster finalist—wins Pulitzer Prize for All the Light We Cannot See.

Adam Gopnik on “the coffee of civilization,” or, coffee culture in caffeine-guzzling Iceland.

List of the top 100 highest grossing restaurants In America.

There is at least one real corpse in every issue. Brief interviews with unique publishers. #tmn