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Here are our favorite stories, podcasts, and videos from around the Web for the week of Feb. 23.

• Culture editor Dan Kois likes …

“My Saga, Part 1” by Karl Ove Knausgaard, New York Times Magazine

“I just said ‘holy shit’ out loud so, good job, Times Mag.”

• Staff writer Betsy Woodruff likes …

“Here Is the New Homeland Security Report on ‘Sovereign Citizen Extremist’ Violence” by Jesse Walker, Reason

“Great piece on the overhyping of a DHS report about sovereign citizens.”

• Bad Astronomy blogger Phil Plait likes …

“Reading Authors Not Like Me” by John Scalzi, Whatever

“Let it be known that John Scalzi is an astonishingly lucid person.”

• Senior editor Rachael Larimore likes …

“University of Colorado settles with student accused of sexual assault” by Ashe Schow, Washington Examiner

“Today’s example of why campuses should not be investigating sexual assault.”

• Slate’s history writer Rebecca Onion likes …

“The Tweeting child, or What I Learned about Social Media from a Five Year-Old” by Michael Newman, Medium

“What happens when a 5-year-old uses Twitter.”

• Science and health editor Laura Helmuth likes …

“He Whose Name Shall Not Be Written” by Gershom Gorenberg, American Prospect

“Like Nixon, Israel’s prime minister is a maestro of resentment. Gershom Gorenberg will not write his name.”