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- Most people know that Uber has been losing lots of money for some time, and a new report confirms that trend, noting that Uber is likely losing $2 billion a year with riders paying a subsidized price that amounts to 41% of any given fare. [Business Times]
- Watch a friendly otter hop into a Moss Landing kayak and be, finally, at peace. [KRON4]
- GLAAD announces Trump Accountability Project. [AdWeek]
- Have startups prioritized diversity at last? No. [CNET]
- BUT the next Apple Watch could have a circular display, so there's that! [CNET]
- What about removing seats on BART to fit more passengers? It doesn't work like that, says BART board. [Ex]
- A Stockton prison is raffling off an AR-15, among other cool prizes. [CBS 5]
- The Internet Archive has successfully fought off a weird and kind of crazy FBI gag order. [The Intercept]
- Chronicle architecture critic John King has some improvement ideas for the Palace of Fine Arts: Allow him: [Chronicle]
- A federal judge in San Francisco today allowed the ACLU to move forward with a lawsuit against the federal government: That challenges government contracts providing services to unaccompanied female minors who cross the border, but deny them services like abortions or contraception. [Chron]
