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"Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras announced on Sunday that the nation's banks and stock market would be closed on Monday amid fears of financial collapse. Greece is also set to impose capital controls that will limit the amount of funds that citizens can transfer or withdraw from its financial institutions." Markets worldwide have taken a tumble. And here's what it's like to wait in line for the country's ATMs all day long. [Nick Robins-Early, HuffPost]
And why it matters for the rest of Europe and the world. [NYT]
"The governor of Puerto Rico has decided that the island cannot pay back more than $70 billion in debt, setting up an unprecedented financial crisis that could rock the municipal bond market and lead to higher borrowing costs for governments across the United States." Here's why this will devastate the municipal bond market. [WaPo]
Escaped inmate David Sweat was captured alive after a three-week manhunt for him and his partner Richard Matt. Sweat was shot twice in the torso as he ran from a lone patrol officer just two miles from the Canadian border. Matt was killed by law enforcement three days ago. [AP]
The rocket was carrying over 4,000 pounds of supplies and research experiments to the International Space Station. Take a look at what such a failure means for the privatization of the space industry. [Jacqueline Howard, HuffPost]
"U.S. intelligence agencies believe there is a strong possibility the Assad regime will use chemical weapons on a large scale as part of a last-ditch effort to protect key Syrian government strongholds if Islamist fighters and other rebels try to overrun them, U.S. officials said." [WSJ]
Arson is suspected in at least three of the five cases. [Nick Visser, HuffPost]
WHAT’S BREWING
Nicki Minaj also walked away with quite a bit of hardware last night. [AP]
So you don't end up on that rando clothing sale ad and then blow half your paycheck. [The Next Web]
As in the under $50 kind. [HuffPost]
A giant asteroid hitting Earth would cause "acid rain, firestorms, and an impact winter induced by dust being thrown miles into the stratosphere." [Motherboard]
Turns out she doesn't in fact hate her life. [Vulture]
Meet the chocolate chip cookie cone. How did we never think of this before? [HuffPost]
The world is now a better place. [HuffPost]
WHAT'S WORKING
"By exploring various programs that help veterans readjust to civilian life, seek treatment for PTSD, join support groups and find jobs, [Melissa] Whitworth aims to reframe a conversation around veterans that is so often limited to their struggles, from homelessness and poverty to mental illness and unemployment." [HuffPost]
ON THE BLOG
"I hope if you find yourself on one path but longing for something else, you find a way to get there. And if that isn't right, try again. Try until you find something that stirs your passion." [HuffPost]
BEFORE YOU GO
~ You've got to love the "World's Ugliest Dog."
~ Are all those Facebook rainbow pictures another social experiment?
~ Charting the Atlantic slave trade.
~ When you're Ed Sheeran, you get to casually hang with the Rolling Stones.
~ Meet the woman who invented the blue purple squiggle design on all your 90s cups.
~ Following a migrant family from Syria to Greece.
~ When The New York Times tries to explain "ghosting", a.k.a. freezing out your significant other by disappearing.
~ You don't want to see how they make those $40k Hermes bags.
~ And because you wish it was the weekend already, here's Kanye West covering "Bohemian Rhapsody."
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