Morning Coffee (12/13/15)

Wow: Ladislas Ntaganzwa, Top Suspect in Rwandan Genocide, Is Arrested

This WMUR debate issue is . . . quite something . . . and none of the articles I've read specify whether they'll still be AIRING the debate.

A Brazilian politician responded to a sexist comment from a fellow politician by throwing a glass of wine in his face. Amazing.

I didn't know New Zealand was considering replacing its flag!

The Netflix true crime series Making a Murderer is clearly aiming for the Serial/The Jinx zeitgeist but the trailer looks interesting!

Ooh: Suleiman the Magnificent's tomb believed to have been found in Hungary

There's some bizarre stuff here: The Most Popular U.S. TV Shows in 18 Countries Around the World

Reagan, Bush 41 memos reveal sharp contrast with today’s GOP on climate and the environment

Heh: Academic-Job Listings for My Exes

But WHY WOULD YOU PUT TWO SOUPS IN THE SAME BOWL?

Morning Coffee (6/24/15)

Every state flag is wrong, and here is why is so hilarious that I had a hard time figuring out what to quote, but: "Nevada was not told the correct size for the file it was supposed to upload. When asked if it wanted to change what it had sent, Nevada said, 'Nah.'" And the New Hampshire one quotes from Grey, so you should definitely click through.

This article about an Egyptian show portraying Jewish families is fascinating, and I had no idea Ramadan was such a big time for Egyptian TV!

Eee, Gayle Forman is writing a novel for adults!

Have you read The Royal We? YOU SHOULD. Anyway, this piece about how they rejiggered the British royal timeline to make the book work is fascinating.

I know this is an actual, unfunny crime, but... MAGIC CHEESE.

Britain's 7 most amazing ruins

Heh: Comic Book Fans Adamant That Human Torch Be Played By Actor Whose Body Actually Engulfed In Flames

The Five Stages of Beloved TV Show Cancellation Grief