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For a day that is widely considered to be one of the happiest days of your entire life, it can also be one of the most expensive.

If you are struggling to find a special something for a special someone, Printweek is here to help. Our annual Christmas gift guide is the go-to resource for the time-pressed and print-obsessed.

The moment the U.S. Forest Service posted its July notice of a draft decision to permit gold prospecting at Jenny Gulch here in the Black Hills, tribes, water protectors and treaty rights defenders turned out in droves to ward off the project and others like it.

I love kids, but even I admit that raising a large family in a small home hurts. People who want quiet, privacy, and lots of kids need a big house. And as Econ 101 teaches us, the best way to make large homes affordable is to allow the construction industry to build freely. In theory, then, one of the many benefits of housing deregulation is to increase fertility. Deregulation leads to low prices which leads to ample living space which leads to many kids.

Reusable glass packaging. Subcutaneous chip payments. An archive of newspaper ads from the 1980s. Two juxtaposed front page stories accidentally help nab a thief. Using AI to generate pictures of food that doesn’t exist. The Museum of Endangered Sounds preserves the noises of old technologies. A café for writers that won’t let them leave until they’ve met their deadlines. Graphene goes into space! Produce stickers are the bane of composters. Two words: “electric chopsticks.” All that and more in WhatTheyThink’s weekly miscellany.