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  • After a landslide victory in Nevada this weekend, Bernie Sanders is looking to try to knock out some of his Democratic rivals.
  • Would zoetrope animations make subway rides better?
  • Katherine Johnson, the NASA mathematician whose work enabled Apollo 11 to land on the moon and return home, has died at 101.
  • Here's the article you don't want to start your Monday with, but here we are: what if Trump loses the election but refuses to leave office?
  • The Washington Post writes about the "beautiful art" of hassling politicians while wearing animal costumes: "It’s a rite of passage for campaign workers — and an underappreciated pillar of our democracy."
  • A Miami man who flew to China recently was worried he had the coronavirus. It turned out he had the flu—and now he owes thousands because his health insurance was inadequate for ER visit.
  • The NY Times checks in on the winter surfers of Rockaway Beach, who are having a particularly good winter.
  • Greta Gerwig, Oscar Isaac, Steve Buscemi, Lola Kirke, Chris Messina, Ben Sinclair, and lots more will star in an Off Broadway production of Three Sisters this spring.
  • Mayor de Blasio has joined the ultra-secure messaging app Signal.
  • Metabolism drops are probably the new Flat Tummy Tea.
  • Have you noticed the unique NYC map on Larry David's wall on Curb Your Enthusiasm?
  • Listen to "The Main Thing," a new song from Real Estate off of their new album this Friday.
  • And finally, what a great show: