Links for you. Science:

Researchers to search for ancient ‘extinct’ echidna
Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, the Plurinational State of Bolivia, and Suriname have reported suspected and confirmed yellow fever cases.
Sally Rockey on IDC
Angkor Wat’s Collapse From Climate Change Has Lessons for Today
How the GOP Could Use Science’s Reform Movement Against It

Other:

Universality (excellent)
Medieval villagers mutilated the dead to stop them rising, study finds
Former Massachusetts securities regulator looks back on when Apple stock was “banned in Boston”
On the filibuster (killing the filibuster completely would also make voters and politicians take responsibility for their actions)
President Trump’s serial fabulism, in one perfect example
William Shatner’s Tweets Are a Classic Case of Misinformation Spread
Interior Dept. agency changes website from family visiting park to a giant pile of coal
Yes, Steve Bannon Asked Why a School Had So Many Hanukkah Books
Trump Signs Most Hated Bill Ever In Secret
Trump Proposes End to Federal Lead Reduction Program
Indiana House passes a bill designed to cripple the state’s growing rooftop solar industry
I watched Alex Jones give his viewers health advice. Here’s what I learned.
Meet The Martin Shkreli Of Defense Contracting
Metro kicks the automatic train operation can farther down the road
WHY COPS SHOOT
D.C. has a problem it never expected: Too much money