Early Addition: A Very, Very Small Earthquake Hit Queens Last Night

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• Robert Mueller has agreed to testify in public before Congress next month about his investigation into Russia’s election interference and possible obstruction of justice by Trump.
• Did you know there was an itsy bitsy earthquake in Queens last night?
• Eric Trump says a restaurant worker in Chicago spit on him.
• The Norwegian island of Sommaroy wants to become the world’s first "time free" zone: "This is us, this is how we live. It is not a joke, it is something that we seriously want," said the leader of the island’s “Let’s Stop Time” campaign.
• The Atlantic breaks down all the problems with the verification system of social media platforms.
• Sarah B. Fabian, the Justice Department lawyer captured on courtroom video arguing that the government doesn’t need to provide migrant children in custody with soap, toothbrushes, or beds, defended herself on Facebook.
• Here's why Slack is actually bad.
• NBCUniversal is paying a lot of money to pull The Office from Netflix (and bring it to its own streaming platform) when that deal ends at the start of 2021.
• RIP NRATV.
• The House Oversight Committee has voted 25-to-16 to authorize a subpoena for Kellyanne Conway after she failed to show for a hearing on a government watchdog’s findings that she broke the law dozens of times.
• Nicole Cliffe profiled Alanis Morissette, talking about boundaries, pregnancy, postpartum depression and lots more.
• New Jersey has banned spectators from betting on the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest.
• And finally, an excellent use of the slo-mo camera setting: