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Matt Bevin Is Still Wreaking Havoc on His Way Out the Door

The soon-to-be ex-governor of Kentucky just pardoned a man who allegedly beheaded a woman.
Second Labor Dispute Roils Los Angeles Democratic Debate

Next week’s debate was already moved from UCLA, and now every qualified candidate says they won’t cross the picket line at Loyola Marymount.
Georgia Is Really Good at Making It Hard for Black People to Vote, Study Finds

A new analysis reveals the impact of precinct closures and poll-site relocations on voter turnout.
13-Year-Old Boy Arrested in Murder of Barnard College Student

The 13-year-old reportedly made statements linking himself to the murder of Tessa Majors, and a second suspect is in custody.
Woman Denied Morning-After Pill Over Pharmacist’s Personal ‘Beliefs’

After two separate pharmacies refused to give her emergency contraception, she had to drive three hours in a blizzard to get the medicine.
Republican Denies Confession Trump Made on White House Lawn Ever Happened

Debbie Lesko insists Trump never asked Ukraine to investigate the Bidens. He, um, did.
McConnell Flattering Trump Into Submission on Scope of Senate Impeachment Trial

Mitch knows the best way to turn Trump around is to let him think it’s his own idea.
Danny Aiello, Do the Right Thing and Moonstruck Actor, Dead at 86

“The world has lost one of its greatest actors who also happened to be a wonderful human being.”
House Judiciary Committee Approves Two Articles of Impeachment Against Trump

The articles passed 23-17 on a strict party-line vote, much like during Clinton’s impeachment. What’s different is that Trump defenders have no shame.
Could Boris Johnson Be the Last Prime Minister of the U.K. As We Know It?

A historic win for the Conservatives means Brexit is in the bag, but a strong return for the SNP could mean a second Scottish referendum is coming.
Trump May Skip 2020 Debates: Report

Trump is reportedly more concerned about moderators than fellow debaters. He once bailed on a debate after host Megyn Kelly called out his sexism.
Congress Agrees to Spending Agreement to Avoid Holiday Government Shutdown

Unless the president conducts one of his famous last-minute flip-flops, the lights will stay on and the 2020 election will dictate future priorities.
U.K. Election Exit Poll: Tories Win Biggest Majority Since Thatcher

It’s beginning to look a lot like Brexit.
The FTC Might Take Action Against the Great Facebook Mash-up

The regulatory body sees Facebook’s effort to make all of its sites interoperable as a way of protecting the company’s near monopoly on social media.
Trump’s Approval Rating Impervious to Impeachment

The best indicator of Trump’s reelection prospects is holding steady — at just short of what he needs to win.
Everything We Know About the Shooting in Jersey City

A suspect, who is reported to have posted anti-Semitic comments online, targeted a Kosher grocery store.
Senate Democrats May Try to Force a Longer Senate Impeachment Trial

Senate Democrats and Donald Trump are the only people talking about a long trial with lots of witnesses.
Trump Bullies Greta Thunberg After She’s Named Time’s Person of the Year

Trump tweeted that the 16-year-old climate activist “must work on her Anger Management problem.”
Survivor Removes Its First Contestant Ever After ‘Off Camera Incident’

The removed contestant, Dan Spilo, had been accused of unwanted touching by a female contestant, Kellee Kim, during the season.
Congress Learns Pentagon Wasted $1 Trillion, Promptly Gives It Bigger Budget

Hours after learning that the Pentagon lied to taxpayers while wasting their money in Afghanistan, Congress awards the DoD a $22 billion budget hike.

5:59 P.M. Trade Deal With China Mitigates One More Trump-Economy Risk The most important thing about the “phase one” trade agreement announced Friday by U.S. and Chinese officials is what won’t happen.
5:11 P.M. Matt Bevin Pardons Hundreds, Including a Donor’s Brother The soon-to-be ex-governor of Kentucky just pardoned a man who allegedly beheaded a woman.
4:08 P.M. Republicans Are Right. Impeachment Probe Shouldn’t End Soon. A compromise to satisfy Democrats’ desire to hold Trump accountable, and the GOP’s professed desire to uncover every fact.
3:51 P.M. Second Labor Dispute Roils Los Angeles Democratic Debate Next week’s debate was already moved from UCLA, and now every qualified candidate says they won’t cross the picket line at Loyola Marymount.
3:27 P.M. Georgia Is Great at Making It Hard for Black People to Vote A new analysis reveals the impact of precinct closures and poll-site relocations on voter turnout.
2:00 P.M. 13-Year-Old Boy Arrested in Murder of Barnard Student The 13-year-old reportedly made statements linking himself to the murder of Tessa Majors, and a second suspect is in custody.
1:28 P.M. Republican Denies Confession Trump Made on White House Lawn Debbie Lesko insists Trump never asked Ukraine to investigate the Bidens. He, um, did.
1:08 P.M. Andrew Sullivan: Boris Has Shown U.S. Politicians How to Win His distinctive political model has elements of Trumpism — but Trump is too dysfunctional to replicate it. Democrats can though.
1:06 P.M. Will Elizabeth Warren’s Comeback Strategy Work? She has dipped in the polls amid muddled health-care messaging and concerns over “electability.” But there’s still plenty of time to rebound.
12:19 P.M. McConnell Flattering Trump Into Backing Brief Senate Trial Mitch knows the best way to turn Trump around is to let him think it’s his own idea.
10:57 A.M. The Lessons of Away’s Weird Company Culture A hardass CEO isn’t necessarily a problem. But don’t let things get out of hand.
10:32 A.M. Trump Doesn’t Think Much of Young Women He judges girls’ value in terms of whether their appearance pleases him.
10:31 A.M. House Judiciary Approves Trump Articles of Impeachment The articles passed 23-17 on a strict party-line vote, much like during Clinton’s impeachment. What’s different is that Trump defenders have no shame.
Dec. 13, 2019 Tories Win Biggest Majority Since Thatcher in U.K. Election It’s beginning to look a lot like Brexit.
Dec. 13, 2019 U.K. Still Faces Uncertain Future Despite Decisive Election A historic win for the Conservatives means Brexit is in the bag, but a strong return for the SNP could mean a second Scottish referendum is coming.
Dec. 12, 2019 Trump May Skip 2020 Debates: Report Trump is reportedly more concerned about moderators than fellow debaters. He once bailed on a debate after host Megyn Kelly called out his sexism.
Dec. 12, 2019 Spending Deal Struck to Avert Holiday Government Shutdown Unless the president conducts one of his famous last-minute flip-flops, the lights will stay on and the 2020 election will dictate future priorities.
Dec. 12, 2019 American Leftists Saw Corbyn’s Inevitable Victory As a Model The God that failed, and its domestic lessons.
Dec. 12, 2019 The FTC Might Take Action Against the Great Facebook Mash-up The regulatory body sees Facebook’s effort to make all of its sites interoperable as a way of protecting the company’s near monopoly on social media.
Dec. 12, 2019 South Carolina Will Take Medicaid Away From Thousands New Medicaid work requirements will mostly target moms in poverty.

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3:49 P.M. I Want to Wear Tinted Glasses in the Club Like Adam Sandler A closer look at the Uncut Gems costumes.
3:31 P.M. ‘The Taste Police Need to Understand There Are Limits’ East Hampton is being ripped apart by drama, as a woman sues for her right to display large stuffed dogs outside of her toy store.
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2:21 P.M. Just Save Some Parties for January It’s still winter then. Still possible to have a celebration!
2:09 P.M. 2019 Was The Most Cursed Year From “alive girl” to Kylie Jenner’s Handmaid’s Tale party.
1:51 P.M. Woman Denied Morning-After Pill Over Pharmacist’s ‘Beliefs’ After two separate pharmacies refused to give her emergency contraception, she had to drive three hours in a blizzard to get the medicine.
1:20 P.M. A Barnard Student Was Fatally Stabbed Near Campus A 13-year-old boy has been charged in connection with the murder of 18-year-old Tessa Majors. Here’s everything we know.
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12:36 P.M. What’s Going on in There? We have never seen Melania Trump make so many faces.
12:29 P.M. This New Travel Service Could Eliminate Packing Rent the Runway is partnering with W hotels.
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10:00 P.M. Sally Field Arrested at Jane Fonda’s Climate Change Protest It’s not a Friday in D.C. if a BAFTA nominee doesn’t end up in zip ties.
8:49 P.M. End of the F***ing World Director to Reboot Power Rangers The movie will reportedly send the Rangers time-traveling back to (where else?) the ‘90s.
8:06 P.M. Megyn Kelly Says She Would Have Made Edits to Bombshell “While the movie Bombshell is loosely based on my experience during the sexual harassment scandal at Fox News, I have nothing to do with this film.”
5:03 P.M. Uncut Gems Gives Adam Sandler the Freaky Movie He Deserves It’s the summation of the Safdie brothers’ culture, in which the drive for life collides head-on with the drive for death, and the upshot is cinema.
4:57 P.M. How Could Survivor Have Screwed Up This Badly? Producers’ failure to act in the face of an unambiguous illustration of sexual harassment speaks to a prioritization of story over standards.
4:45 P.M. TMS’ Billy Crudup on the ‘Thrill and Terror’ of Cory Ellison “I’m constantly being told to speed up. Cory’s often way ahead of where I am, I can just barely keep up with him.”
3:50 P.M. Terrence Malick’s A Hidden Life Takes on the Evil of History It’s based on the real story of Franz Jägerstätter, a devout Austrian farmer who refused to pledge loyalty to Hitler.
3:39 P.M. Richard Jewell Writer Stands by ‘Every Word’ in the Script Billy Ray claims the Atlanta Journal-Constitution is trying to “deflect and distort.”
2:21 P.M. 20 Great Christmas Movies on Streaming Right Now New originals, vintage classics, and even some horror.
2:15 P.M. Where Is Lube Man, Watchmen? Plus eight other very important questions we need answered in this week’s finale.
1:58 P.M. YouTube Streams Will Now Count on Billboard’s Album Charts Our retroactive congratulations to Miss Rebecca Black.
1:51 P.M. Imogen Poots on Black Christmas, Playing More Than ‘Strong’ “I would be probably quite disappointed if there wasn’t a polarizing response to the film.”
1:36 P.M. How Many Times Does Harry Styles Mention Fruit on Fine Line? And how many times is it about sex?
1:21 P.M. The 50 Best Comedy Sketches of the Decade Did you think you could end the 2010s without one more viewing of “David S. Pumpkins”?
1:02 P.M. Benny and Josh Safdie on the Alternate History of Uncut Gems The directors wrote an entire movie based around Kobe Bryant before they landed on Kevin Garnett.
1:00 P.M. Liva Pierce, World’s First Queer Gender Studies Minor Talking tweets with the Chicago-based writer and performer.
12:25 P.M. Rewatch the Cher Film That Taught Us About Air Rights Stream these classics and expand your mind. video
12:19 P.M. Oscar Futures: Parasite Is in the Race, and It’s Thriving With Golden Globe and SAG nominations in the books, Parasite looks like a major Best Picture heavyweight.
12:00 P.M. Every Clint Eastwood–Directed Movie, Ranked Examining the 89-year-old director’s prolific and unpredictable career behind the camera.
11:50 A.M. Danny Aiello, Do the Right Thing Actor, Dead at 86 “The world has lost one of its greatest actors who also happened to be a wonderful human being.”

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12:21 P.M. The Underground Gourmet’s Year-End Digest Our picks for the top new pizzas, pasta, burgers, and desserts of 2019, ranked.
9:55 A.M. Restaurant Power Rankings: Where to Eat Right Now It’s our weekly ranking of the city’s most important restaurants.
6:00 A.M. Comedian Ronny Chieng’s Grub Street Diet “I feel less guilt with eating fish because I think they have no emotions.”
Dec. 12, 2019 Tiramisu Is Just the Right Number of Things In praise of a perfect dessert.
Dec. 12, 2019 Where to Eat This Christmas in New York City Feasts, feasts, and more feasts.
Dec. 12, 2019 Can Manu Buffara Translate the Spirit of Brazil to New York? “People ask me where I buy my energy.”
Dec. 11, 2019 Thai Breakfast Lands in Williamsburg Noods n’ Chill is from the family behind two of New York’s favorite Thai spots, the Plant Love House restaurants.
Dec. 11, 2019 The Absolute Best New Restaurants of 2019 A diner’s dozen.
Dec. 11, 2019 IHOP Wants to Open the Shake Shack of Pancakes The breakfast chain thinks its food can be even faster and cheaper.
Dec. 10, 2019 Internet Genius Invents Bun to Hold Double Hot Dogs “The world is ready.”
Dec. 10, 2019 Jury Convicts Man Who Shot L&B Spumoni Gardens Owner Lou Barbati was killed outside his Dyker Heights home in 2016.
Dec. 10, 2019 Inside Fast-Casual Chain Dig’s First Full-Service Restaurant 232 Bleecker, helmed by chef Suzanne Cupps, opens next week.
Dec. 10, 2019 5 Must-Eat Items From Brooklyn’s Best New Pastry Cases An all-in-one breakfast muffin, an impressive update to the classic lemon bar, and more.
Dec. 9, 2019 Trump Administration’s Cuts to Food Stamps Widely Criticized The rule change could take 700,000 off SNAP.
Dec. 9, 2019 Someone Ate the $120,000 Duct-Taped Banana Arguably, the dumbest display at this year’s Art Basel met an equally dumb end.
Dec. 9, 2019 Anton’s Angel-Hair Francese Nods to Village Icon Gene’s Chef Nick Anderer’s pasta dish, based on chicken francese, might not have breaded cutlets, but it still features a lemony, buttery sauce.
Dec. 6, 2019 Williamsburg’s Leo Finally Opens for Dinner Tonight The sit-down restaurant is ready to go.
Dec. 6, 2019 Cartoonist Liana Finck’s Grub Street Diet “My life’s goal — one of them — is to try pawpaw.”
Dec. 5, 2019 The Decade’s Dumbest Food Trend Was Viral Milkshakes The original Instagram food was an indicator of the very boring things to come.

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Dec. 12, 2019 8 Things Catbird’s Co-Creative Director Used to Quit Smoking “None helped me not want to smoke, but all were happy, needed distractions that led to the kindling of new rituals.”
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