Headlines from July 20, 2016

Plagiarism blamed on Melania Trump herself, plus a ballet dancing ghostwriter who was an English major.
It’s hard to call any political speech plagiarized—they’re all the same anyway. #opinions
For Trump to win the general election, it’ll require “the most absent-minded political revolution in American history.” #opinions
Dan Aykroyd compares online haters of Ghostbusters’ Leslie Jones to Trump supporters.
RNC volunteers police female journalists for wearing sleeveless tops.
The demographic most irritated by “vocal fry” in young women’s speech is older women.
Clips of Kourtney Kardashian’s vocal fry.
Clinton backs off support for charter schools as Democrats refine message on education.
Huge Republican donor is a Hindu man who likes Trump because of his views on Muslim-profiling.
Former Yale employee who smashed a racist window accepts his old job back.
My father joined the police force with the same spirit with which he joined the Black Panthers.
Work requirements lead to biggest drop in SNAP enrollment in a decade.
UK to relinquish its upcoming six-month presidency of the Council of the EU.
Awkward press conference while Boris Johnson is grilled over Brexit lies, previous insults of world leaders.
The future of economics depends on leaving behind some core assumptions about decisions made in isolation.
Poor countries suffering from climate change may be tempted to launch rogue geoengineering projects.
Ode to the motorcycle taxi: Africa’s 21st-century answer to the horse.
Photographs of legs in New York City. #photography
Breaking into New York’s high-end prostitution scene—as a customer—can require exhaustive background checks.
All is vanity: Twitter opens “verified account” process to the world.
FBI spied on Colorado anti-fracking demonstrators.
The legends are true: Angkor Wat sits on top of what used to be the world’s biggest city.
To call the library the Netflix of books is both completely ridiculous and completely true.