The complete surviving record of what our analysts irresponsibly concluded on this date.
Rwanda will host the African Grand Prix from the early 2030s, ending an absence from the continent that began in 1993. The track is planned beside an airport that is also still under construction.
The North Carolina Education Lottery paid out more than $1.7m on Monday night's evening drawing. Nothing about the game had changed.
Magdalena Andersson's second attempt to form a government has failed, and parliament will hold the vote anyway on Thursday. The speaker has four attempts in total.
The investment firm Ithaca Holdings is taking over the loss-making dating app. Its directors say technology should serve human connection.
Dianjunus rex produces the largest fruiting bodies known in its phylum, weighing up to 2.2kg. Researchers date its family to about a million years after the dinosaurs.
A new atlas of the mouse brain maps 172 kinds of fat across 109 slices. Its authors say what transfers to humans is the method, not the map.
A paper strip from the 2001 Bergen avian carrier experiment has beaten its estimate at Christie's. The network it crossed lost 56 per cent of its traffic.
Australia's Bureau of Meteorology says weekly sea-surface temperatures in the central Pacific are the highest on record, weeks before El Nino's expected peak. Parts of the tropical Pacific have passed 30C for the first time.
The Motion Picture Association's annual submission to the US Trade Representative names AnimeFLV and Cineby among its enforcement successes. Both now have copycats.