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Archives for November 2019
“I don’t care” if it’s not “your perfect candidate.”
PG&E waffles on California blackouts, fueling confusion; six die as Bolivian protests continue.
And is a restricted intranet next? The Reset podcast investigates.
Vox’s Today, Explained podcast covers what we learned from the November Democratic debate.
Zume Pizza is a Silicon Valley punchline, but investors are pouring millions into it.
Grace Millane’s story is part of a larger pattern of victim-blaming.
Only one of them makes sense.
Republicans accidentally got Hill to decry the White House’s “political errand” in Ukraine.
The border wall is still holding up negotiations over long-term spending bills.
How David Holmes’s impeachment testimony bears on one of the scandal’s biggest mysteries.
Former Kickstarter CEO Yancey Strickler discusses climate change, founding Kickstarter and the perils of profit on The Ezra Klein Show.
At a screening for Joker, Phillips claimed reports of a sequel caught him off guard.
Trump keeps saying Apple just opened a plant in Texas. The problem: The facility in question has been around since 2013.
Gordon Sondland and Kurt Volker were not telling the whole truth.
This is a huge, huge deal.