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Google Does Thing It Should Have Done Months Ago, Ends Forced Arbitration

The change comes months after thousands of its employees walked out of work, demanding change.
Empire Cuts Jussie Smollett From Last Two Episodes of the Season

“While these allegations are very disturbing, we are placing our trust in the legal system.”
Multiple States Are Convening Grand Juries Investigating R. Kelly

The singer is being investigated by Illinois, New York, Georgia, and the Department of Homeland Security.
What If the Mueller Report Does Actually Drop Next Week?

How the special counsel investigation’s conclusion is likely to play out.
Prosecutors Lay Out How Jussie Smollett Allegedly Planned His Own Attack

The Empire star rehearsed the assault with his accomplices, according to court documents.
It’s Time for Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta to Resign

The former federal prosecutor illegally allowed billionaire pedophile Jeffrey Epstein to make a plea deal without notifying victims.
New Election Ordered in North Carolina House District Over Possible Fraud

Republican Mark Harris, who won by just 905 votes, called for a new election after his son testified that he’d warned him about a shady operative.
R. Kelly Accused of Sexual Misconduct With Two More Underage Women

The two women claim he sexually assaulted and harassed them in a hotel in 1995.
The Monkees’ Peter Tork Dead at 77

He was the bassist, keyboard player, and sometimes lead singer of one of the first-ever boy bands.
Everything We Learned From the Jussie Smollett Press Conference

Police said Smollett paid $3,500 to fabricate the attack.
YouTube Is Scrambling, Again, to Fix Its Child Predation Problem

The company has already removed 400 channels.
New NYCHA Monitor’s Strange Political Bedfellows

Federal officials’ pick to oversee public housing has links to Andrew Cuomo, Rudy Giuliani — and controversial activist Lenora Fulani.
Zuckerberg Will Finally Meet With UK Official

All it took was a blistering government report that called Facebook a corrupt company run by “digital gangsters.”
Families Are Being Separated at the Border Over False Allegations

A new report shows that one of the darkest chapters of the Trump administration is ongoing.
Report: Climate Denier to Lead White House Climate Panel

Trump’s new climate expert William Happer: “The demonization of carbon dioxide is just like the demonization of the poor Jews under Hitler.”
Jussie Smollett Named a Suspect in His Own Alleged Attack

Chicago police have accused him of filing a false report, which carries a felony charge.
Tom Friedman’s Latest Column Proves That Capitalism Was a Mistake

In “Is America Becoming a Four-Party State?” Friedman shows that the free market in hot takes selects for specious arguments and overheated headlines.
Everything to Know About Elizabeth Warren’s Universal Child-Care Plan

The plan would be funded by an “ultra-millionaire tax.”
Northam Bet He Could Remain Governor, and It Looks Like Virginians Will Let Him

Poll numbers suggest voters are reluctant to see the governor resign. That may be due not to loyalty, but a clear-eyed understanding of the stakes.
Pinterest Temporarily Blocks All Vaccine Content (Factual and Otherwise)

The platform, like many tech companies, is trying to figure out how to handle conspiracy theories.

1:45 P.M. Trump Shouldn’t Tell Lies That Racist Terrorists Believe The president might not have inspired Christopher Hasson. But the (alleged) terrorist’s thwarted plot illustrates the dangers of Trump’s demagogy.
11:34 A.M. Andrew Sullivan: The Vatican’s Corruption Has Been Exposed A jaw-dropping new book destroys the remains of the Vatican’s moral authority.
10:40 A.M. Google Finally Ends Forced Arbitration The change comes months after thousands of its employees walked out of work, demanding change.
8:55 A.M. The Myth of Bernie Sanders’s White Working-Class Support A working-class hero is something to be, but Bernie Sanders is not one.
1:30 A.M. What If the Mueller Report Does Actually Drop Next Week? How the special counsel investigation’s conclusion is likely to play out.
7:04 P.M. Sanders’s Two-Pronged Attack on American Exceptionalism Bernie’s foreign and domestic policies may have more in common than you think, including a particular appeal to young people.
6:57 P.M. It’s Time for Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta to Resign The former federal prosecutor illegally allowed billionaire pedophile Jeffrey Epstein to make a plea deal without notifying victims.
4:19 P.M. New Election Ordered in North Carolina Over Possible Fraud Republican Mark Harris, who won by just 905 votes, called for a new election after his son testified that he’d warned him about a shady operative.
3:23 P.M. Maduro and Opposition Prepare for Dramatic Confrontation Tensions are rising ahead of a Saturday deadline to let humanitarian aid into the country.
3:01 P.M. Some American Airlines Seats Have Built-in Cameras The airline says they’ve never been used, so everything is fine.
2:47 P.M. What Killed the Biggest Passenger Plane Ever Flown? And why the Airbus A380 could be revived in the future.
2:38 P.M. Battle Over High-Speed Rail Part of Trump War on California Trump’s focus on the California high-speed rail project curtailed by Governor Gavin Newsom is about more than his desire to recoup some federal money.
Feb. 21, 2019 New Democratic Primary Calendar Emphasizes Racial Diversity A changing calendar for 2020 means that soon after Iowa and New Hampshire very diverse states will dominate the calendar, and the contest.
Feb. 21, 2019 Don’t Buy the Folding Phone Don’t pay Samsung $2,000 to help them field-test a first-generation device.
Feb. 21, 2019 YouTube Scrambling, Again, to Fix Child Predation Problem The company has already removed 400 channels.
Feb. 21, 2019 Zuckerberg Will Finally Meet With UK Official All it took was a blistering government report that called Facebook a corrupt company run by “digital gangsters.”
Feb. 21, 2019 Migrants Families Are Being Separated Over False Allegations A new report shows that one of the darkest chapters of the Trump administration is ongoing.
Feb. 21, 2019 5G Is Going to Transform Smartphones — Eventually Over the next few years, the smartphone — and everything else connected to mobile networks — is going to be revolutionized.
Feb. 21, 2019 If Ross Perot Couldn’t Win, Howard Schultz Has Little Hope Perot didn’t win a single state in 1992 — or cost Bush reelection. Schultz isn’t as well known, and there’s less of a rationale for his candidacy.
Feb. 21, 2019 New NYCHA Monitor’s Strange Political Bedfellows Federal officials’ pick to oversee public housing has links to Andrew Cuomo, Rudy Giuliani — and controversial activist Lenora Fulani.

1:59 P.M. R. Kelly Charged With 10 Counts of Aggravated Sexual Abuse He is scheduled to appear in court in Chicago on March 8.
1:42 P.M. Max Mara’s Face of the Future Looks Familiar The brand is honoring Elizabeth Debicki.
12:59 P.M. Sunscreens Are About to Get a Lot Safer Thank you, FDA!
12:46 P.M. Glossier Is Launching a New Brand Some clues about what the new Glossier Play could be.
12:39 P.M. This Year’s Oscar Swag Includes a Poop-Shaped Toilet Brush “I went to the Oscars and all I got was this toilet brush shaped like an emoji poop,” I hope Viggo Mortensen is overheard scoffing at the after-party.
12:27 P.M. I Love This Wholesome Tabloid Rumor About Ben Affleck He’s not actually moving to a farm, but perhaps he should consider it.
12:17 P.M. A Salisbury Steak Dinner Walked Down the Runway in Milan Moschino showed a couture TV dinner. Why not?
11:59 A.M. Confirmed: The 2019 Met Gala Exhibit Will Be Lots of Fun Evidence has emerged in Milan.
11:47 A.M. 27 Things on Sale You’ll Actually Want to Buy Discounted goodies from Hunter, Pendleton, Nike, Coach, and more.
11:26 A.M. Zendaya’s Face Has a New Job And Lancôme has a new ambassadress.
11:21 A.M. The Woman Turning Bathroom Selfies Into Fine Art A new gallery exhibition shows the breadth of work by Nina Katchadourian, whose airplane selfies turned her into an internet sensation.
11:01 A.M. This Beauty Entrepreneur Put Snake Venom Into Moisturizer Talking to Rodial CEO, Maria Hatzistefanis.
10:48 A.M. Ellen Page Says Hollywood Pressured Her to Stay in Closet “I was distinctly told, by people in the industry, when I started to become known: ‘People cannot know you’re gay.’”
10:35 A.M. Jussie Smollett Is Still Maintaining His Innocence He reportedly stopped by the Empire set and pleaded with his co-workers to believe him.
10:00 A.M. Just Skip the Oscars This Year Even the people planning the awards show seem over it.
9:35 A.M. Cardi B Makes Lactose Intolerance Look Glamorous Cardi has been inducted into a club of bedazzled Lactaid merch.
8:53 A.M. Jordyn Woods Addresses the Tristan Thompson Cheating Scandal She spoke out at her first public appearance since the news broke.
8:45 A.M. Who Do They Think They Are? Each week, we’re asking strangers on the streets of New York City to size each other up.
7:13 P.M. Frighteningly Large Bee Discovered Living Her Best Life She’s the size of an adult thumb.
6:28 P.M. Uniqlo Just Released Some Breezy Summer Clothes They’ll make you think of warmer days.

1:53 P.M. The New James Bond Film Gets a Really Familiar Working Title What the hell is a Shatterhand?
1:52 P.M. There Are Now Dueling Celine Dion Biopics in the Works Choose your dramatized French Canadian fighter!
1:45 P.M. R. Kelly Charged With 10 Counts of Aggravated Sexual Abuse He is scheduled to appear in court in Chicago on March 8.
1:44 P.M. The Emmy-Winning Barry Returns to HBO Next Month Bill Hader and crew are back on March 31.
1:41 P.M. Revisiting the Longest, Strangest, Most-Popular Oscars A look back at some of the Oscars’ most memorable shows, from Snow White to Titanic’s unsinkable year, and how the ratings reflected them.
12:34 P.M. What Empire Might Look Like Without Jussie Smollett If the series must move forward without Smollett, writing out his character Jamal Lyon wouldn’t be hard, but it would be a major loss.
12:24 P.M. Ricky Gervais Has Terminal Pessimism in After Life Trailer The six-part series premieres on Netflix March 8.
12:08 P.M. The How to Train Your Dragon Finale Is Curiously Elegiac For some, it’ll be a moving conclusion to an epic series. For others, it’ll be one less kids’ franchise to worry about.
11:46 A.M. Richard Karn on PEN15 and a Home Improvement Reunion The ’90s sitcom actor is back in Hulu’s coming-of-age comedy. But he’d still love to find out where Al Borland is today.
11:45 A.M. How Jussie Smollett Allegedly Planned His Own Attack The Empire star rehearsed the assault with his accomplices, according to court documents.
11:41 A.M. Vulture’s Oscar Predictions: What Will Win? Who will win and who can steal in each of the Academy’s 24 categories.
11:32 A.M. John Mulaney’s Mom Knows Who the Mean SNL Hosts Are After every show, she would ask, “Were they nice?”
11:25 A.M. Empire Cuts Jussie Smollett From Last Two Episodes of Season “While these allegations are very disturbing, we are placing our trust in the legal system.”
11:17 A.M. The Tonight Show to Air a Larry Sanders–Inspired Special Featuring appearances by Tina Fey, Lorne Michaels, Ben Stiller, and more.
10:12 A.M. Why Can You Still Not F***ing Swear on Late Night? Censorship on late night seems pretty f***ing arbitrary these days.
10:05 A.M. A Surprise 1936 Oscar Win Banned Write-in Campaigns Forever For a short stretch, the Academy Awards allowed voters to write in their own choices. It didn’t go well.
9:56 A.M. Trevor Noah Finds Silver Lining in the Jussie Smollett Story “Even amateurs know if you commit a crime, you go all cash, people. No paper trail!”
9:52 A.M. How to Get Away With Murder Recap: Law of Attraction Annalise thinks Emmett wants to destroy her, but fortunately, he also wants to bang her, and she’s going to use that to get answers.
9:30 A.M. According to Lady Gaga, I Need 86K People to Believe in Me If you are in a room with 100 people, 1 of them will probably overanalyze a Lady Gaga quote. video
9:30 A.M. The History of Hugh Jackman’s Oscars Opening Number How three alt-comedians ended up writing one of the best sequences to air on the Academy Awards.

1:25 P.M. Restaurant Power Rankings: Where to Eat Right Now It’s our weekly ranking of the city’s most important restaurants.
11:12 A.M. R.I.P. to Superiority Burger’s Tahini Ranch Dressing “I will carry tahini ranch in my heart FOREVER.”
10:34 A.M. Robot Drive-throughs Are the Future of Fast Food At least at one restaurant in Denver, Colorado.
8:00 A.M. Maria Sharapova’s Grub Street Diet “If there’s anyone you trust for coffee, it’s an Aussie.”
Feb. 21, 2019 10 Events That Should Be on Your Weekend Agenda Flaming cocktails, the art of the selfie, and Oscar parties.
Feb. 21, 2019 How to Live, According to Kenny Shopsin Twenty nuggets of soul-saving wisdom from New York’s most opinionated cook.
Feb. 21, 2019 The Brothy Goodness You Need to Make It Through Winter Start the countdown to spring with modern takes on the world’s oldest comfort food.
Feb. 21, 2019 A Woman Died After Eating at a Michelin-Starred Restaurant Eleven others were also sickened after eating possibly tainted food at RiFF in Valencia, Spain.
Feb. 21, 2019 A Survey of the City’s Elaborate Pasta Shapes New York chefs are in an arms race to create ever more niche pasta.
Feb. 20, 2019 Avocado Toast Finally Available in Hypebeast Form The “Suacamole” is hitting the streets.
Feb. 20, 2019 The Absolute Best Restaurants in Rego Park and Forest Hills This corner of Queens has some delicious eats, especially if you’re in the mood for Uzbek plov, Georgian cheese bread, or spinach knishes.
Feb. 20, 2019 Ranch Girl Is the Hero America Needs Now Aren’t we all all just trying to get some ranch?
Feb. 20, 2019 Madame Vo Barbecue’s Beef Feast Demands a Crowd Adam Platt checks in on an East Village newcomer.
Feb. 19, 2019 Of Course Bodegas Should Sell Marijuana What better way to lift all New Yorkers rather than just the privileged few?
Feb. 19, 2019 Could This Cocktail Be the New Cosmo? It’s got all the pieces — except a TV show to adopt it.
Feb. 19, 2019 An Exciting Dinner Series Will Bring Paris’s Mokonuts to NYC Gabriel Stulman will host some of the world’s best neighborhood restaurants at his Simon & the Whale.
Feb. 19, 2019 After 50 Years, the Donut Pub Is Expanding Talking to Buzzy Geduld ahead of his doughnut shop’s new branch, opening soon off Astor Place in Noho.
Feb. 19, 2019 Chelsea Market’s Buon’Italia Has a Secret Pasta Kitchen The gourmet grocer slings a mean paccheri puttanesca and more.
Feb. 18, 2019 This Popcorn Will Bedazzle Snack Snobs at Your Oscar Party Cult brand BjornQorn’s new meteorologically inspired flavor, Cloudy Qorn, is smaller, crisper, and roastier than the original.
Feb. 15, 2019 Amazon Bailed — and Restaurant Owners Are Bummed “Conservatively, I’d say we’ve lost $2 million in revenue per location.”

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Feb. 21, 2019 There’s a Bunch of Faux-Sherpa Levi’s Coats Up to Half Off For men and women.
Feb. 21, 2019 This Plush Robe Is Like a Wearable 5-Pound Blanket As if you needed another reason to stay indoors.
Feb. 20, 2019 There Are Still a Few Presidents’ Day Mattress Deals Left President’s Day is over, but there are still some mattress deals.
Feb. 20, 2019 Do Color-blind Glasses Actually Work? Does a world of grays and blacks really become Technicolor?
Feb. 20, 2019 This Korean Sunscreen Contains Glow-Enhancing Snail Mucin Are you guys bored of hearing me talk about how much I love Cosrx products? I really hope not, because I’m not even close to finished.
Feb. 20, 2019 Don’t Dillydally: 5 Things That Will Definitely Sell Out From Tie-Dye Vans to Pat McGrath Lip Gloss
Feb. 20, 2019 The Case That Protected My Phone Through 53 Drops Former tech columnist David Pogue on the RhinoShield CrashGuard Case.
Feb. 20, 2019 Unbulky Marmot Coats for Men and Women Up to 30 Percent Off Great for layering.
Feb. 19, 2019 What Is the Best Lingerie? “It’s the epitome of sexy glamour.”
Feb. 19, 2019 The 31 Best Sheets on Amazon, According to Reviewers From the cool bamboo sheets to the heavyweight flannel ones.
Feb. 19, 2019 Mascara (and Fake Eyelashes) Are on Sale at Ulta Today Only In honor of National Lash Day.
Feb. 19, 2019 The Next Status Natural Dish Soap Is by Rebel Green It’s charmingly packaged, and (entirely) sulfate-free and biodegradable.
Feb. 19, 2019 What Are the Best Digital Bathroom Scales? One displays an emoji along with your weight.
Feb. 15, 2019 Best Books on How to Raise Toddlers, According to Experts Parenting books to help you navigate the terrible twos and beyond.
Feb. 15, 2019 24 Cheap (Expensive-Looking) Amazon Living-Room Décorations From a circular mirror to a Jonathan Adler vase.
Feb. 15, 2019 What Chef Eden Grinshpan Nivron Put on Her Wedding Registry Including the Mauviel copper roasting pan she still uses and the Zalto wine glasses she regrets leaving off.

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