February 2, 2016

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Cruz wins in Iowa, a result that will likely leave the GOP in an even more frustrated state than if he’d lost.

Clinton declares victory in Iowa, but state party says it’s still too close to call.

Trump won 39% of Iowans who decided on their candidate more than a month ago, and just 13% of those who decided last week.

Cruz won 34% of evangelicals, while Trump won 22% and Rubio won 21%; among non-evangelicals, Trump took 29%, Rubio 26%, Cruz 18%.

The photo finish showed that Republicans are not the only voters looking for qualities beyond experience and electability.

Why a tie for Bernie is actually a win for Clinton.

Sanders makes history if he beats Clinton in New Hampshire: the first Jewish candidate to win a nominating contest in either major party.

Dutch police training eagles to hunt down unmanned drones.

Law enforcement’s fear of encryption mitigated by the ever-growing Internet of Things; cops will be able to spy on you through your neighbor’s unencrypted socks.

Your light bulbs will narrate their agonizing deaths. The Internet of Emotional Things.

“What Is Code?” by TMN’s Paul Ford wins National Magazine Award for Bloomberg Businessweek.

In case you missed it: “What Is Code?”

Predictive analysis applied to the National Magazine Awards.

I want to protect the writer, of any race, from the dishonesty of racism. Profile of Chris Jackson, one of book publishing’s few black editors, who’s creating a literary movement.

Republicans will soon need more than whites to get elected; targeting black voters, not Latinos, is the answer. #opinions

New Orleans’s public defender’s office is so underpaid, being sued by the ACLU may be the best way to get funded.

The extraordinary circumstances by which Sri Lanka became the world’s largest eye donor.

The father of foreskin restoration tells his story.

Beetroot, black sesame, cream. On Degustation Laconic, the language of high-end menus.