U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions removed himself from investigations into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election, after the Justice Department acknowledged he had contacts with the Russian ambassador during Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign. Sessions testified during his Senate confirmation hearing Jan. 10 that he had no contacts with Russian officials. This is hardly the first controversy involving Russia and Trump’s election, and probably not the last.

Has Trump already sidelined his secretary of state? With a pragmatic corporate titan in command, the Department of State is sure to reassert its primacy over American foreign policy—and ease global anxieties about the new president, right? Well, that hasn’t happened. Far from curbing Trump’s excesses, Rex Tillerson has been blindsided by them.

It’s like a cup of coffee, only marijuana. Often, companies market low-dose edibles to first-time marijuana users or those with delicate tolerance levels. But weed sellers have found another use for the chewy high: microdosing. Some say ingesting small amounts of marijuana throughout the workday can have similar effects to coffee.

These Muslim women are inspiring a modest revolution. Over the last few years, so-called modest fashion has started to take off: clothing that’s often a little longer and slightly looser, and tends to have a higher neckline. Behind this shift in tastes and preferences are a cadre of amateur designers and bloggers who amassed millions of followers on social media and grabbed the attention of big brands.

The collapse and resurgence of U.S. oil. While two dozen nations are coordinating to cut oil production and rein in the global supply glut, U.S. producers are moving in the opposite direction. Over the last four months, output increased by half a million barrels a day. If that rate of expansion continues, the shale boom will break new production records by summer. This animation shows its collapse and subsequent resurrection.