Headlines from November 27, 2015

Finally, the Pentagon admits the cause of the Kunduz bombing: “human error.”
An ad with a strange objective: to tell you not to buy stuff. Businesses against Black Friday are principled—but also practical.
Son turns in his financier father as Petrobras scandal envelops three more of Brazil’s most powerful people.
Giving people free money is the best solution to economic stagnation.
We’re less empathetic than 40 years ago, which may be why we view altruists with suspicion.
Saying thanks (and meaning it) will make you healthier.
When we express gratitude, we’re more likely to thank a stranger than those with whom we’re closest.
“It doesn’t surprise me that she expects me to be buried by my husband, but her husband will be buried by her.”
Chief of the world chess federation has funds frozen for helping ISIS sell oil to Syria.
To keep their world alive, the Sápara must keep ours at bay. #longreads
Classic paintings as 3D prints are undoing “You can look but you can’t touch” for blind museumgoers.
Roe isn’t really about the woman’s choice, is it? Texas court case brings abortion laws to light again.
“The first thing that happens when a patient comes in is they start telling a story, and you try to figure out what it means.”
Today’s video: After the singularity, health care only gets worse. #video