[NEWS] Some Monday links

[rfmcdonald]

• Bloomberg notes UEFA's opening of a disciplinary case against Russia for fans' violence, and looks how an anti-corruption drive has not been hurting China's Hainan.


• Bloomberg View notes the flaws in Gawker's shock approach.


• CBC looks at tributes to the dead of Orlando, and reports on Microsoft's purchase of LinkedIn.


• The Calgary Herald describes the story of Alberta's Stephan family, pushed by the tragedy of psychiatric illness into alternative medicine and eventual neglect of a meningitis-infected toddler.


• MacLean's shares an Orlando victim's texts to his mother.


• National Geographic imagines what happened sixty-five million years ago after the Chixculub impact.


• The National Post notes that the father of the Orlando mass killer supported the Taliban on his television show.


• Open Democracy notes the astonishingly weak British constitution.


• The Toronto Star looks at the first gay pride rally in Kyiv.


• Wired looks at Apple's contributions to smartphone technology and examines how the Islamic State outsources terror.