Headlines from February 11, 2016

After negotiations are broadcast live on YouTube, remaining Oregon militia members agree to surrender.
On Hillary and Bill’s first date, they crossed a picket line to see a Mark Rothko exhibit.
Milbank: A new Jeb Bush has been sighted on the trail and on TV, and this one looks alive.
Trump has long been a liberal; his anti-immigrant language is an efficient way to burn the past.
Blow: White progressives, stoked by pity, need to stop Bernie-splaining to black voters.
Alexander: Clinton may be surprised to find that the younger black generation doesn’t want to play her game.
Beyoncé‘s embrace of soul food and hot sauce says we still need black liberation movements to save black lives. #opinions
Rally planned outside NFL headquarters, protesting Beyoncé‘s “racist” embrace of Black Panther fashion.
Stomach-turning lessons from A History of the Slave-Breeding Industry.
Publicizing his big comeback on Netflix, Pee-wee Herman takes the New York Times to the Walgreens West Coast flagship.
Burger King hires Snoop Dogg to teach employees how to grill hot dogs, coming soon to more than 7,000 stores.
The “IWWIWWIWI” generation is those who say “I want what I want when I want it.”
Michigan governor delayed the release of tests showing that elementary schools in Flint had dangerously high lead levels.
The mystery of who murdered the mammoths may come down to “overkill”—human greed—and not climate change.
Climate change is making mountaineering more dangerous, with rising temperatures increasing rockfall danger.
List of the 19 people killed so far in America this ski season by avalanches.
The rate of imprisonment among African-American men has tumbled 22% since 2000.
See also: A brief history of solitary confinement.
Cam Newton to lose his Super Bowl bonus check (and then some) to the state of California’s “jock tax.”
Strategy for winning Monopoly and losing friends: buy houses, not hotels, and squat.
Related: User-friendly reviews of the best board games released in the past year.