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Archives for September 2019
The country has always been at the center of Trump’s scandals.
My boss Jim Bankoff and New York Media’s Pam Wasserstein talked to me about their deal. I still have questions.
Trump still thinks his own intelligence agencies are wrong about who hacked the DNC — and he wanted Ukraine’s help to prove it.
Joaquin Phoenix’s Joker is the subject of a furious debate. The movie hasn’t even been released yet.
This could be a vulnerability in Joe Biden’s campaign message.
The new agreement would require migrants passing through Honduras to stay there.
The triumph of “law and order” over the rule of law.
The decision center around Facebook’s advertising model.
How very 2019.
This really looks like evidence of a damning quid pro quo.
To build his wall, Trump has been raiding funds from state projects. Members of his own party just voted to stop it.
A group of Google contractors who hold college degrees, get paid as little as $40,000 a year, and don’t receive sick days voted to unionize on Tuesday.
Discovery would like you to think of its new Food Network Kitchen subscription service as the Peloton for cooking.
The history and logistics of trying to remove a president from office.
Inside the world of female gun influencers. Plus: our need for speed, the fascinating life of Kim Jong Un, and more.