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Racism Is Good at Hiding. Just Ask This White Nationalist Police Officer.

A school resource officer in Virginia is also a member of Identity Evropa. His job? To help bigots conceal their bigotry from the public.
Mike Gravel, an 88-Year-Old Dark Horse 2020 Candidate Who’s a Hit with the Teens

Gravel has always been unconventional, going back to his days as a high-profile Senate opponent of the Vietnam War.
Glossier Is Worth a Billion Dollars

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Florida GOP Readies Poll Tax to Nullify Ex-Felons’ Voting Rights

Floridians voted to re-enfranchise the formerly incarcerated last fall. Republicans want to make them pay off all court fines and fees first.
Chick-fil-A Donated $1.8 Million to Anti-LGBTQ Groups in 2017

The company had said in 2012 that it would stop doing this.
Why Everyone Is Yelling at Their Phones for Fun

Thanks to screen-recording features on iOS and social media platforms, the game you play by yelling at your phone has had a surprise resurgence.
Could Joe Biden and Stacey Abrams Form an Early Dream Ticket for 2020?

There’s no real evidence to suggest it’s in the works, but it’s a fascinating possibility that could appeal to both pols.
Take a Look at Very Funny Candidate Kirsten Gillibrand’s Meme Shirt

The New York senator and 2020 presidential candidate is back in Iowa and paying tribute to “Ranch Girl.”
The Devin Nunes Cow Account Now Has More Followers Than Devin Nunes

The congressman sued the account, along with others, for making fun of him. Who could have guessed that it would backfire?
Trump Very Boldly Calls Someone Else the ‘Husband From Hell’

Kellyanne Conway’s husband George is the latest recipient of Trump’s Twitter ire.
The Promise of Integration Has Not Been Fulfilled in NYC Schools

Just 190 black children were offered admission to New York City’s specialized public high schools on Monday, out of 4,800. Here’s why that matters.
America’s Second-Largest Teachers Union Is Trying Not to Make 2016’s Mistake

The American Federation of Teachers has rolled out its endorsement process for candidates, and says that it’s prepared to hold Democrats to account.
Why Is the Trump Administration Always Getting Shut Down in Court?

A Washington Post analysis shows that federal judges keep blocking the administration because its legal explanations aren’t “supported by facts.”
New Book Details Kushner’s Alleged Middle East Peace Plan, Which Is Preposterous

According to Vicky Ward’s Kushner Inc., the senior adviser hoped to convince five countries plus Palestine to give aid or renegotiate boundaries.
Florida Will Drop Solicitation Charges Against Robert Kraft If He Admits Guilt

Offering to drop charges if Kraft admits he would have been found guilty has a tone of shaming, but could be the cause of a dubious use of warrants.
U.K.’s Brexit Meltdown Morphs Into a ‘Major Constitutional Crisis’

Theresa May’s position went from bad to worse — again — when the Commons speaker blocked further votes on her Brexit deal in a surprise ruling.
A 24-Year-Old Is Accused of Killing a Mob Boss

The suspect drew “MAGA Forever” and a QAnon symbol on his hand during court.
Flight Attendants Are Ready to Protest Over Frontier’s Low Pay

After fighting to end the shutdown, flight attendants are taking on another kind of wage insecurity, which they say makes a vital job more difficult.
SCOTUS Eases Rules for Deporting Ex-Con Immigrants

It’s another ruling that makes it easier for the Trump administration to strike fear in the hearts of those it calls “criminal aliens.”
Mysterious Brunette (Cow) Slows Traffic on Major Deegan

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6:30 P.M. Andrew Gillum’s Next Campaign: Registering Voters in Florida Both Gillum and the Florida Democratic Party are aiming to register droves of voters, as the GOP focuses on limiting who can vote in 2020.
5:18 P.M. This White Nationalist Police Officer Is a Case Study A school resource officer in Virginia is also a member of Identity Evropa. His job? To help bigots conceal their bigotry from the public.
4:06 P.M. Mike Gravel, the 88-Year-Old Pol Who Is a Hit With the Teens Gravel has always been unconventional, going back to his days as a high-profile Senate opponent of the Vietnam War.
3:53 P.M. Florida GOP Pushes Poll Tax to Nix Ex-Felons’ Voting Rights Floridians voted to re-enfranchise the formerly incarcerated last fall. Republicans want to make them pay off all court fines and fees first.
1:57 P.M. Bernie Hires Former Hillary Staffer As Research Chief Tyson Brody helped pull together Clinton’s opposition-research book on Sanders in 2016.
1:30 P.M. How an iOS Feature Brought Scream Go Hero Back From the Dead Thanks to screen-recording features on iOS and social media platforms, the game you play by yelling at your phone has had a surprise resurgence.
1:04 P.M. Could Joe Biden and Stacey Abrams Form Early Dream Ticket? There’s no real evidence to suggest it’s in the works, but it’s a fascinating possibility that could appeal to both pols.
12:57 P.M. Take a Look at Kirsten Gillibrand’s ‘Ranch Girl’ Meme Shirt The New York senator and 2020 presidential candidate is back in Iowa and paying tribute to “Ranch Girl.”
12:57 P.M. Devin Nunes Cow Account Overtakes Devin Nunes in Followers The congressman sued the account, along with others, for making fun of him. Who could have guessed that it would backfire?
12:40 P.M. Why Every Defense of the Electoral College Is Wrong Most of the arguments for preserving our insane system are morally odious, unsubstantiated, and/or factually incorrect.
11:23 A.M. The Recent Deadly Boeing Crash No One Is Talking About Last month a cargo jet abruptly nosedived to the ground near Houston – an accident even more disturbing in its implications than the one in Ethiopia.
9:55 A.M. Will Bernie Sanders Split the Democratic Party in 2020? Two high-profile hires suggest Angry Bernie might return.
9:00 A.M. The Promise of Integration Has Not Been Fulfilled in NYC Just 190 black children were offered admission to New York City’s specialized public high schools on Monday, out of 4,800. Here’s why that matters.
6:15 A.M. The American Federation of Teachers Is Gearing Up for 2020 The American Federation of Teachers has rolled out its endorsement process for candidates, and says that it’s prepared to hold Democrats to account.
12:55 A.M. Why Is Trump Always Getting Shut Down in Court? A Washington Post analysis shows that federal judges keep blocking the administration because its legal explanations aren’t “supported by facts.”
10:09 P.M. New Book Details Kushner’s Ridiculous Middle East Peace Plan According to Vicky Ward’s Kushner Inc., the senior advisor hoped to convince five countries plus Palestine to give aid or renegotiate boundaries.
Mar. 19, 2019 Prosecutors to Drop Charges Against Kraft If He Admits Guilt Offering to drop charges if Kraft admits he would have been found guilty has a tone of shaming, but could be due to a dubious use of warrants.
Mar. 19, 2019 The Best (and Worst) Thing About Google Getting Into Gaming Google’s game-streaming platform’s close ties to YouTube could create a feedback loop that bodes ill for game developers and fans.
Mar. 19, 2019 Intelligencer Chat: Does Beto’s Policy Vision Matter? Some Democratic candidates are ultraspecific about what they’d do in office; others are mostly vague. How much do voters care either way?
Mar. 19, 2019 U.K.’s Brexit Meltdown Morphs Into a ‘Constitutional Crisis’ Theresa May’s position went from bad to worse — again — when the Commons speaker blocked further votes on her Brexit deal in a surprise ruling.

7:38 P.M. Meet 10 Emerging Writers Who Just Won the Whiting Award The prestigious literary prize predicts future fame and success.
7:11 P.M. JetBlue Pilots Accused of Drugging and Raping 3 Crew Members The women say they reported the assaults to JetBlue, but that no action was taken against the pilots.
6:32 P.M. Trump Is Somehow Still Mad About McCain’s Funeral “I didn’t get, ‘Thank you,’ but that’s okay.”
5:23 P.M. YouTube Mom Accused of Abusing Kids, Forcing Them to Perform Machelle Hackney, who runs “Fantastic Adventures,” allegedly starved her adoptive children and forced them into ice baths.
5:19 P.M. What Does It Mean That Elizabeth Holmes Doesn’t Blink? An expert on con artists explains her blinking.
5:03 P.M. Louis Vuitton Has a Cheerful New Cologne Collection Three California-inspired unisex scents in brightly colored bottles.
4:29 P.M. Watch This Very Funny Infomercial Selling Fancy Bags JW Anderson was inspired by the ladies of QVC.
4:23 P.M. Valentino Turned an Entire Store Into a Subway Station In collaboration with @SubwayHands and SSENSE.
3:57 P.M. Glossier Is Worth Over a Billion Dollars A unicorn is born.
2:41 P.M. Bernie Hires Former Hillary Staffer As Research Chief Tyson Brody helped pull together Clinton’s opposition-research book on Sanders in 2016.
1:51 P.M. How Serious Are Channing Tatum and Jessie J? And more in this week’s celebrity gossip column.
1:33 P.M. Trump Very Boldly Calls Someone Else the ‘Husband From Hell’ Kellyanne Conway’s husband George is the latest recipient of Trump’s Twitter ire.
1:02 P.M. The True Story Behind the Twisted Munchausen Drama The Act Creator Michelle Dean on turning her viral true-crime article into a TV show — and why she needed a female-heavy writers room to do it.
12:59 P.M. You Can Buy Anna Wintour’s Office Chair Online You may not work at Vogue, but you can still be sitting pretty.
12:00 P.M. What Grimes and Elon Musk Have to Say About Their Love “Don’t tell him I groaned just now.”
12:00 P.M. All About the 24-Year-Old Accused of Killing an NYC Mob Boss The suspect drew “MAGA Forever” and a QAnon symbol on his hand during court.
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11:40 A.M. What to Know About the First Drug for Postpartum Depression Zulresso is the first of its kind.
10:12 A.M. The Nurse Who Sells Her Own Breast Milk Online “Mothers who have an organic or vegan diet will charge up to $3 per ounce, but I’m just not that sort of woman.”
10:01 A.M. Suze Orman Gives Money Advice From Her Private Island “I do not wear makeup when I’m on the island. I don’t care what my hair looks like.”

7:53 P.M. Noah Centineo In Talks For He-Man In Masters of The Universe Get him harness and a very big sword.
6:35 P.M. Chris Nolan Movie Stars Elizabeth Debicki, Robert Pattinson It has no title yet, but Elizabeth Debicki is here so who cares?
6:04 P.M. André Aciman Is Writing a Call Me by Your Name Sequel Coming to a peach near you this October.
4:59 P.M. Mindy Kaling’s Childhood Inspired Her New Netflix Comedy Her projects don’t stop.
3:20 P.M. Ava DuVernay to Woo You With Romance Anthology on OWN Coming in 2020.
2:10 P.M. Read FCC Complaints About Adam Levine’s Super Bowl Show And about justice for Janet!
2:02 P.M. Amanda Knox Just Wants to Make Hats For now, though, she’s got her true-crime podcast.
1:46 P.M. Emma Roberts Thank U Nexts Evan Peters for Garrett Hedlund The engagement is over.
1:41 P.M. Vanessa Hudgens Is Making Another Netflix Christmas Movie No word on whether she plays two characters in this one.
1:35 P.M. Lizzy Caplan to Play Annie Wilkes in Castle Rock Season Two With a special bonus: Elsie Fisher will play her daughter.
1:14 P.M. Why the Errol Morris Shade in The Inventor Is So Brutal Here’s what lies behind those Interrotron shots.
1:07 P.M. Even Grimes Can’t Talk About Elon Musk Without Groaning “I groaned out of, I don’t know, feminism.”
1:00 P.M. Milton: An Accidental Curb Your Enthusiasm Audition Prepare to cringe thanks to this new short from Tim Wilkime.
1:00 P.M. History of Inductees Snubbing the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Some hate the institution, others don’t. Either way, things get awkward.
12:52 P.M. Jordan Peele’s Comedy and Horror Aren’t That Far Apart From Key & Peele to Us, Jordan Peele knows how to keep audiences on the edge of their seats. video
12:29 P.M. Enjoy a Cursed Video of Tavi Gevinson As Elizabeth Holmes The eyes will haunt you.
12:00 P.M. Adam Driver Is a Fussy Director in Don Quixote Clip See it in theaters April 10.
11:28 A.M. High Maintenance and the Aspirational Kindness of The Guy He’s a testament to thoughtful living through the sheer act of treating strangers with basic decency.
11:27 A.M. Lupita Nyong’o’s Us Voice Came From Robert F. Kennedy Jr. There will never be another Camelot … not another Camelot!
11:00 A.M. 2019 Spring Theater Preview: What We Can’t Wait to See So many plays!

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11:45 A.M. Home Cooking, Straight From the Melting Pot For the children of immigrants, unique, cross-cultural cooking is a way of life.
10:30 A.M. The Absolute Best Shakshuka in New York The saucy, often spicy North African skillet-poached egg dish has become a New York brunch staple.
9:10 A.M. A Chef’s Table Spin-off Called Street Food Debuts Next Month The first season will cover nine countries around Asia.
Mar. 19, 2019 How One Chef Shifted Gears to Become an Empire-Builder John Fraser’s latest restaurant, 701West, opens tonight in Times Square.
Mar. 19, 2019 Americans Are Falling Out of Love With Chicken Nuggets People prefer their poultry in “strip” form now.
Mar. 19, 2019 James Beard Foundation Announces Its 2019 Leadership Awards The winners include Sean Sherman of the Sioux Chef.
Mar. 19, 2019 The Great Mystery of Thomas Keller’s TAK Room Solved A crucial talking point for the Hudson Yards restaurant is explained in time for tomorrow night’s opening.
Mar. 19, 2019 Rice Cake Fundido Is a Perfect Korean-Swiss-Mexican Mash-Up At Brooklyn’s Haenyeo, chef Jenny Kwak has created a new type of multicultural food.
Mar. 18, 2019 A Former Eleven Madison Park Chef Has Opened Crown Shy James Kent’s first solo project arrives in the Financial District.
Mar. 18, 2019 The Inventor of Jelly Belly Is Making CBD Jelly Beans David Klein gave up his stake in Jelly Belly in 1980, but he’s back with a very 2019 take on the candy.
Mar. 17, 2019 Mister Paradise’s Apple-Pie Hot Pocket Is No Joke It was partly inspired by another nostalgia-inducing fast-food archetype, the deep-fried classic chez Mickey D.
Mar. 15, 2019 This Red Hook Tavern Is Part Americana, Part Cantina It’s like a roadhouse with tacos from former Mettā chef Norberto Piattoni.
Mar. 15, 2019 Food & Wine Shares Its List of Great Restaurants to Work For The publication hired James Beard award–winning investigative reporter Tracie McMillan to lead the inaugural effort.
Mar. 15, 2019 Pastry Wizard Claudia Fleming Can Never Get Enough Scones “They might be my favorite thing in the world.”
Mar. 14, 2019 10 Events That Should Be on Your Weekend Agenda Beer and pastries, a video pioneer, and St. Patrick’s Day.
Mar. 14, 2019 All the Restaurant Specialty Nights Worth Trying Right Now Including Japanese curry night at Marlow & Sons, an old-school Italian dinner in Brooklyn, and the Meat Hook’s noodle-centric series.
Mar. 14, 2019 What to Eat at Hudson Yards David Chang potato-salad sandwiches, José Andrés fried eggs, and Thomas Keller chocolate cakes.
Mar. 13, 2019 There’s a Vegan Sichuan Restaurant in the East Village Spicy Moon gives dishes like dan dan noodles a vegan makeover.
Mar. 13, 2019 Peach Mart is Momofuku’s New Asian Convenience Store The Hudson Yards home of crustless sandwiches, honey-butter chips, and chicken-katsu kimbap.

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