Headlines from January 21, 2014

Two arrested at Texas-Mexico border with more than 100 fraudulent credit cards exploiting stolen Target data.
Korea Credit Bureau engineer arrested for stealing nearly half the South Korean population’s credit cards.
Check to see if your email address or username has been compromised in a data breach.
A $100 donation this month to a Florida homeless program could be North Korea’s first Bitcoin transaction.
Oxfam reports the world’s 85 richest people have the same collective net worth as half the world’s population.
OpAntiBully did its first major doxx in the fall of 2012 of four teenage boys in Texas who threatened a 12-year-old girl in New Zealand. #longreads
A racial history of American facial hair, including the beard, “a symbol of masculine authority and white supremacy.”
Between 2002 and 2010, pubic hair grooming injuries increased fivefold—83% of the injuries involved razors.
Click-bait pieces about China that “feel” true spread virally in the West; accuracy and accountability hardly matter.
Sundog—atmospheric phenomenon in which luminous spots create a halo around the sun—over Moscow. #video
Figure out what the three numbers are and why they’re scary. Teaching global warming.
Richard Linklater’s new movie captures its lead actor from boyhood to the end of teenhood, and took 12 years to film.
[McConaughey]‘s reconnecting with what’s weird and strange and sad about his embodiment of down-home American masculinity.
John Isner has dreamed of showing up to play with two of the same shoe. Tennis stars reveal their recurring nightmares.
British prime ministers never wear wedding rings—except Thatcher. #photos