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 After 2 flops, pollsters think they finally figured out Trump
POLITICO · Irie Sentner
In Donald Trump’s last election, pollsters say they ultimately cracked the challenge of pinning down his voters.
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 Republican populism aims to expand the Nanny State
Reason.com · Steven Greenhut
The policies pushed by some MAGA Republicans sound a lot like the ideas of socialist Democrats.
 The sun is at its solar maximum — which means more auroras are likely in store
NBC News · Denise Chow
Periods of high activity can bring stunning light displays and offer NASA scientists unique research opportunities.
 How this Australian social media ban might have major ripple effects
Forbes · John Brandon
Tech companies will need to grapple with how the ban could lead to further legal action related to how social media impacts mental health.
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 A common texting habit could make your messages seem insincere
sciencefocus.com · Gracie Abadee
While most texters admitted to using this writing shortcut, they weren’t too pleased to be on the receiving end of it.
 Family estrangement doesn’t have to be forever
Vox · Fortesa Latifi
Reconnecting with someone you’ve cut ties with isn’t easy — but it can be done.
 ‘Are scientists involved in a Satanic plot to undermine religion?’
bigthink.com · Jonny Thomson
How many scientists does it take to ruin a good conspiracy?
 The diva’s tragedy
airmail.news · Lyndsy Spence
Can Angelina Jolie find the humanity amid the chaos in her portrayal of opera singer Maria Callas?
College football winners and losers
Yahoo! Sports · Nick Bromberg
Eight teams can feel very confident about their playoff hopes.
 The case for ‘Dry December’
slate.com · Sara B. Franklin
Amid this month of holiday traditions and political turmoil, we need our wits about us. Here’s why you should save your tippling for the dead of winter.
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