Reads: Fixing Email, Origins of Language & More

A wrap on some of the interesting reads from across the web...

1. The Making of an American Nazi - The Atlantic
2. Hunting for Antibiotics in the World's Dirtiest Places - The Atlantic
3. All the Ways Your Wi-Fi Router Can Spy on You - The Atlantic
4. Total Eclipse - The Atlantic
5. Every Parent Wants to Protect Their Child. I Never Got the Chance. - NYMag
6. The Uninhabitable Earth - NYMag
7. Trapped: The Grenfell Tower Story - GQ
8. Why a Generation in Japan Is Facing a Lonely Death - The New York Times
9. 'I Have No Choice but to Keep Looking' - The New York Times
10. The Uncounted - The New York Times
11. The Information Warfare - The Intercept
12. Email Is Broken. Can Anyone Fix It? - Wired
13. The Social Network Doling Out Millions in Ephemeral Money - Wired
14. The Curious Comeback of the Dreaded QR Code - Wired
15. The Dragnet - The Verge
16. The Kekulé Problem: Where Did Language Come From? - Nautilus
17. The Strange Persistence of First Languages - Nautilus
18. "Call Me By Your Name": An Erotic Triumph - The New Yorker
19. Venezuela, a Failing State - The New Yorker
20. Ice Apocalypse - Grist
21. How the Sandwich Consumed Britain - The Guardian
22. The Scientists Persuading Terrorists to Spill Their Secrets - The Guardian
23. I Asked Tinder for My Data. It Sent Me 800 Pages of My Deepest, Darkest Secrets - The Guardian
24. The Obsidian Serpent - The Atavist
25. How Snapchat Has Kept Itself Free of Fake News - Bloomberg Businessweek
26. The Surprising Science Behind the World's Most Popular Fruit - National Geographic
27. Life Inside Hong Kong's 'Coffin Cubicles' - National Geographic
28. What the World Would Look Like if All the Ice Melted - National Geographic
29. Blockchain Will Set Us Free From Data Tyranny - The Next Web
30. In Cuba, App Stores Pay Rent - The Economist