Headlines from July 30, 2015

Cameron vows to protect British holidaymakers and secure UK borders.
Planned space missions include asteroid redirection and Martian archeology.
Your app is probably lying when it shows Uber drivers near your location.
Trophy hunters like Walter Palmer are a big reason why we still have lions at all.
How an app pilloried as racist pivoted into a better Google Maps for pedestrians.
Cincinnati cops systematically lied before dashcam footage emerged in Dubose murder.
Debris matching the same Boeing model as the missing MH370 washes ashore near Madagascar.
Take stock of how many times your data’s been compromised.
GOP factions make amends, agree to share data.
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“Nazis didn’t obey Hitler, they worked towards him, seeking to surpass each other.”
Life as a spy’s daughter in Saigon before the fall.
Americans, newly allowed to the Booker Prize, make their mark in the longlist.
McDonalds will fail because it thinks its business is about everything but food. #video
“In the Republic of FitBit we are fundamentally alone.”
Jon Stewart’s racial gaffe, and the impossibility of comedy as the only person of color in the room.
We underestimate how profoundly software changes us.
“Sixteen percent, or 48, of the Beatles’ 308 songs are weather-related.”
Never end sentences with a question mark, even when you are asking a question. Speaking while female.
The Trump campaign trademarked and then abandoned “Trumpocrat” and “Trumpublican.”