It's Monday. And to help you get through your blurry-eyed entry to the working is the Enstars Rundown, a daily breakdown of the day's biggest news and pop culture rumblings.

Here you go!

NASA Has Something To Say About Mars


NASA is holding a press conference today to announce a major discovery on Mars. The announcement will take place today at 11:30 a.m. EDT. It's believed that the news will pertain to possibly finding running water on the red planet. You can stream the conference via NASA TV and even ask questions on Twitter through the hashtag #AskNASA. Update: Yep. It's evidence of flowing water.

China to the Rescue?


China's president, Xi Jinping, announced a plan to create a $2 billion fund to help developing countries, with a vow that the found would reach up to $12 billion over the next 15 years, AND would cancel the debts owed to world power by the poorest countries in the world.

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Would You Like a Receipt With Your Police Harassment?


The NYPD's controversial practice of Stop and Frisk just got a little more bureaucratic. According to a new report, officers will now issuing short records of their encounters with police, AKA "receipts," detailing why they were stopped and the identity of the officers who stopped them.

Confirmed: George Zimmerman Still a Scumbag


Remember, George Zimmerman? The neighborhood watch member who shot and killed 17-year-old Trayvon Martin in 2012 and was acquitted based on his self-defense claims. Well, apparently he's quite active on social media and recently retweeted a pic of the Martin's dead body...because people are horrible.

Shell Is Out of the Arctic


Shell Oil has announced that the company is abandoning its efforts to find oil in the Alaskan arctic.

Did Matt Damon Say Gay Actors Should Stay in the Closet?


The actor, who is generating plenty of Oscar buzz for his new movie The Martian, may have just found himself in a bit of a controversy. In a recent profile with The Guardian, Damon made an argument for an actor's dedication for privacy that could be construed as encouraging gay actors NOT to come out. In the piece, Damon is quoted as saying: "I think you're a better actor the less people know about you period. And sexuality is a huge part of that. Whether you're straight or gay, people shouldn't know anything about your sexuality because that's one of the mysteries that you should be able to play."

Watch This: Trump Opens Up On 60 Minutes


If you’ve got the patience (and mental wherewithal), you should watch Donald Trumps interview on 60 Minutes last night. Highlights include unveiling his tax plan, hinting at a trade war with China and “rounding up” undocumented immigrants in a very “humane way and a very nice way.”

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Donald trump, NASA, Matt Damon, China