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Trump Admin’s War on Public Health Comes for Science Informing EPA Policy-Making

By targeting the use of confidential records in public health research, the EPA could hinder researchers’ ability to propose data-driven legislation.
Obama Buddy Deval Patrick Latest to Mull Late Presidential Bid

This has to throw a scare into Team Biden, while reflecting a sense that the field is still unsettled.
Failed Candidate De Blasio Slams Bloomberg’s Candidacy

If Bloomberg runs, he’ll do better than BDB did without trying very hard.
Giuliani Considers Solving Ukraine Legal Woes With Impeachment Podcast

Rudy Giuliani may be considering a podcast to comment on the impeachment inquiry, despite being a subject of a criminal probe for his role in Ukraine.
Will Public Impeachment Hearings Change Anything?

Intelligencer staffers discuss what to expect as the big show gets started this week.
The ‘Epstein Didn’t Kill Himself’ Meme Has Gone Mainstream

The meme is spilling into the real world, where it’s now being used to sell beer, among other things.
New York’s Peter King Is 20th House Republican to Announce Retirement

The Long Island representative had a reputation as a GOP moderate, but there was nothing moderate about his bouts of Trump-style xenophobia.
Don Jr. Can’t Stop Getting Booed

At another tour stop for his book Triggered, Don Jr. was met with angry hecklers — this time from the far-right.
Republican: You Can’t Impeach Trump for a Crime He Does ‘All the Time’

The well-known legal principle that crimes can’t be prosecuted if they’re admitted in public.
A Video of a Churro Vendor Being Arrested Has Sparked Outrage

The woman was confronted by four cops in Brooklyn.
Uber CEO Calls Khashoggi Murder a ‘Mistake,’ Quickly Realizes His Mistake

Dara Khosrowshahi walked back the comments Monday, tweeting that there’s “no forgiving or forgetting what happened to Jamal Khashoggi.”
Nikki Haley Throws Ex-Trump Officials Under Her Tentative 2024 Campaign Bus

John Kelly and Rex Tillerson asked for her help saving the country from Trump, and she bravely did nothing.
Michael Bloomberg’s Campaign Trial Balloon May Have Already Popped

Even a billionaire can’t have a presidential campaign without a constituency.
Gender-Reveal Parties Just Keep Getting Dumber and More Dangerous

A small plane carrying 350 gallons of pink water for a gender-reveal party crashed in Texas in September.
Clint Eastwood Isn’t Going to Stop Working for Some Puny Wildfire

Smoke? Flames? In this deadline-driven economy?
Kelsey Grammer Is Listening, Says ‘We’ve Hatched a Plan’ for Frasier Reboot

And it’s coming in 2020.
Could Biden Lose Iowa and New Hampshire — and Still Win the Primary?

Intelligencer staffers discuss how rocky the path to the nomination might be for the former veep.
Bloomberg to Follow the Not-So-Successful Giuliani Strategy in the Primaries

Like Rudy, Bloomberg is a poor fit for his party, pursuing a doomed strategy, unless he just wants to damage Sanders and Warren.
French Actress Valentine Monnier Accuses Roman Polanski of Rape

Monnier told Le Parisien the alleged incident occurred in 1975.

1:01 A.M. Trump Deletes Tweet Promoting Spicer After Reality Show Loss Trump’s pettiness and frequent habit of violating the Presidential Records Act were on display after Sean Spicer exited Dancing With the Stars.
10:45 P.M. Trump’s War on Public Health Comes for Science Informing EPA By targeting the use of confidential records in public health research, the EPA could hinder researchers’ ability to propose data-driven legislation.
7:58 P.M. Obama Buddy Deval Patrick Mulling Late Presidential Bid This has to throw a scare into Team Biden, while reflecting a sense that the field is still unsettled.
7:34 P.M. Failed Candidate De Blasio Slams Bloomberg’s Candidacy If Bloomberg runs, he’ll do better than BDB did without trying very hard.
6:38 P.M. Giuliani’s Solution to Legal Woes May Be Impeachment Podcast Rudy Giuliani may be considering a podcast to comment on the impeachment inquiry, despite being a subject of a criminal probe for his role in Ukraine.
6:24 P.M. Will Public Impeachment Hearings Change Anything? Intelligencer staffers discuss what to expect as the big show gets started this week.
5:17 P.M. Even Bloomberg Backers Worry Run Would ‘Hand It to Warren’ The billionaire’s independent polling shows Biden weakening. But would a Bloomberg candidacy block off the moderate lane entirely?
4:30 P.M. The ‘Epstein Didn’t Kill Himself’ Meme Has Gone Mainstream The meme is spilling into the real world, where it’s now being used to sell beer, among other things.
4:00 P.M. How to Build Your Own Personal Streaming Service With streaming overload on the horizon, it might just be easier to build your own digital media library.
3:20 P.M. Biden Reformed Ukraine. Trump Made Ukraine Corrupt Again. Republicans are pretending Trump’s agenda in Ukraine was opposing corruption, which is the literal opposite of reality.
2:14 P.M. Chesa Boudin Is an Opportunity for San Francisco What happens when a district attorney candidate promises to upend what the criminal-justice system was designed to do?
12:22 P.M. New York’s Peter King Is Latest House Republican to Retire The Long Island representative had a reputation as a GOP moderate, but there was nothing moderate about his bouts of Trump-style xenophobia.
12:00 P.M. How to Block, Mute, and Avoid Your Enemies Online Cleansing your feed has only grown more granular over time.
10:53 A.M. Evo Morales’s Downfall Shows the Value of Term Limits The Bolivian president was in office too long and had become obsessed with staying. On Sunday he resigned amid allegations of election rigging.
9:50 A.M. Uber CEO Calls Khashoggi Murder a ‘Mistake,’ Then Backtracks Dara Khosrowshahi walked back the comments Monday, tweeting that there’s “no forgiving or forgetting what happened to Jamal Khashoggi.”
9:29 A.M. Republican: Can’t Impeach Trump, He Does This ‘All the Time’ The well-known legal principle that crimes can’t be prosecuted if they’re admitted in public.
Nov. 11, 2019 The Key Health Financing Source Elizabeth Warren Isn’t Using Making people responsible for some of their own medical costs isn’t as bad as it sounds.
Nov. 11, 2019 Abortion After the Clinic As Republican lawmakers try to legislate it out of existence, the future of reproductive healthcare may be at home.
Nov. 11, 2019 Nikki Haley Hurls Ex-Trump Officials Under 2024 Campaign Bus John Kelly and Rex Tillerson asked for her help saving the country from Trump, and she bravely did nothing.
Nov. 11, 2019 Bloomberg’s Campaign Trial Balloon May Have Already Popped Even a billionaire can’t have a presidential campaign without a constituency.

6:30 A.M. The Tech Executive Who Shaves Half Her Head How Minjae Ormes dresses for work.
7:21 P.M. Please Don’t Yell at Your Dog! A new study shows it can cause long-term psychological impacts.
6:22 P.M. The Veja Sneakers Our Whole Staff Owns Are 25 Percent Off At least a dozen New York staffers wear these.
5:52 P.M. Say It After Me: Rodeo-Themed Holiday Lingerie Campaign Starring Charli XCX.
4:28 P.M. Your Favorite Weird Bangs Are Back It’s Step Bangs season, according to Celine.
4:23 P.M. What Happens When Me Too Comes for a Prominent Evangelical? Evangelicals believed comedian John Crist could help spread the Gospel to a wider audience. Then he was accused of sexual misconduct.
3:47 P.M. A Delicate Jewelry Collection for Astronomy Lovers Should you want your hand to be dripping in crystals.
3:10 P.M. The Brooklyn Designer Making Highly Wearable Shoes Jessie Randall explains her taste.
3:00 P.M. I’m a Normal Person and I Buy My Instagram Followers It’s not just for mega-influencers.
2:09 P.M. A New App Wants to Revolutionize Queer Dating. Can It? Lex is entirely text-based and totally catered to queer, bisexual, and trans people. But will people actually use it?
1:58 P.M. What It’s Like When Your Online Life Implodes Yovana Mendoza was a famous vegan influencer — until she was outed for eating fish.
1:50 P.M. Another Beautiful Parable From Noah Centineo What does it mean?
11:44 A.M. A Simple Trick for Enduring Football Season Courtesy of Jenny Slate.
11:40 A.M. What Is the Correct Way to Eat a Cinnamon Roll? Like you’re devouring a chicken wing? With a fork? Like Fruit By the Foot?
11:20 A.M. Don Jr. Can’t Stop Getting Booed At another tour stop for his book Triggered, Don Jr. was met with angry hecklers — this time from the far-right.
11:16 A.M. For This Model, Friendship Smells Like Shrimp Curry Talking to Adut Akech, the face of Valentino’s newest fragrance.
10:28 A.M. How I Get It Done: MSNBC Host Joy Reid The talk-show host on working on the weekends, dealing with insomnia, and her love of Seamless.
Nov. 11, 2019 Abortion After the Clinic As Republican lawmakers try to legislate it out of existence, the future of reproductive healthcare may be at home.
Nov. 10, 2019 Madame Clairevoyant: Horoscopes for the Week of November 11 There’s a full moon in Taurus this week.
Nov. 10, 2019 The Computer Scientist With a Sugar Daddy This week’s sex diary.

12:56 A.M. Scoob! Trailer: Uh, This Villain Is Not Some Guy In A Mask The disgruntled owner of an abandoned amusement park, sure, but aliens? These are just teens! And a dog!
10:47 P.M. Alex Trebek Gets Choked Up Over Contestant’s Jeopardy Answer What is extremely pure and good, Alex?
10:01 P.M. His Dark Materials Recap: Let Me Mold You In Ruth Wilson’s hands, Mrs. Coulter is both distinctive and deliciously unpredictable in her cruelty.
10:01 P.M. Danny Pudi Shot Favorite Community Ep With His Wife In Labor Way more enjoyable than the episode he had to shoot with a broken nose. video
8:30 P.M. Party Down Cast Knows the Podcasts Their Characters Now Host Hey, somebody had to corner the erotic fiction podcast market. video
7:30 P.M. Broadway’s Tootsie Will Close in January The show, starring Santino Fontana, won Tonys for Best Book and Best Actor.
5:20 P.M. The You Season 2 Teaser Offers a Creepy Conclusion to 2019 Coming December 26.
4:42 P.M. Gleaming and Self-Aware, Glass’s Akhnaten Comes the Met Gilt is everywhere.
4:29 P.M. Hot Cocoa, Glen Coco, and Absolutely No Lori Loughlin Roaming the floors of Hallmark’s first-ever ChristmasCon.
4:13 P.M. Michelle Wolf’s New Netflix Special Premieres Next Month Joke Show debuts on December 10.
4:06 P.M. Drake Will Be Fine All of this comes from a place of generalized disbelief that there could be a crowd somewhere that loves rap but doesn’t unilaterally love Drake.
4:00 P.M. Drake Announces 10-Year Residency at Camp Flog Gnaw Let this be a lesson to us all: if you boo someone, he will come back and haunt your favorite music festival for a decade.
3:46 P.M. The Secrets of Sweetheart’s Surprisingly Complex Sea Monster J.D. Dillard and Neville Page attempt to describe the mysterious beast of Sweetheart.
3:33 P.M. Will Forte Assures Us the MacGruber TV Show Is Happening Our long national (comedy) nightmare is over. video
3:24 P.M. Jennifer Aniston Is Mesmerizing in The Morning Show It’s the closest Aniston may ever come to playing a pastiche of her own career and celebrity.
2:43 P.M. Edward Norton’s Slow Fade From Greatness There was a time when Norton was labeled the finest actor of his generation. So why don’t we talk about more of the roles that made him famous?
2:26 P.M. How Don Hertzfeldt Survives as an Indie Animator The End of the World author talks watching his own back, turning down studio work, and whether or not we’re all doomed.
2:25 P.M. Inside the ‘Absolute Explosion’ of Animation Today As rival studios prepare to saturate streaming platforms with animated content, experts say we’re in the midst of a “seismic shift” in the industry.
2:24 P.M. Tony Hale Leaves Forky Voicemails for Friends’ Children “Hey Jonathan, this is Forky. I just wanted to say hi. I hope we get to meet.”
1:32 P.M. High School Musical: The Musical: The Series: An Explanation Think of it as American Vandal meets Smash.

12:47 P.M. Goldfish Are the Best Cracker Dip the fish.
11:06 A.M. Video of a Churro Vendor Being Arrested Sparks Outrage The woman was confronted by four cops in Brooklyn.
8:00 A.M. Mina’s Brings Greek Home-Cooking and Pizza Boats to MoMA PS1 You’ll find variously topped toasts, a “winter Greek” salad, turmeric-and-lime-spiked lentil soup, and more.
Nov. 8, 2019 Restaurant Power Rankings: Where to Eat Right Now It’s our weekly ranking of the city’s most important restaurants.
Nov. 8, 2019 The HiHi Room From Court Street Grocers Team Opens Tuesday The Boerum Hill restaurant has waiter service, cocktails, and food you can’t eat with your hands.
Nov. 8, 2019 No Flooding Protections in Store for City’s Largest Food Hub Local critics say de Blasio administration plan for Hunts Point Food Distribution Center only focuses on half of the resiliency equation.
Nov. 8, 2019 Star Sommelier Resigns After Sexual-Assault Allegations Anthony Cailan has stepped away from the New York restaurant the Usual.
Nov. 8, 2019 Lauren Scala’s Grub Street Diet “My life has become one giant tasting menu.”
Nov. 7, 2019 Inside Portale, Alfred Portale’s Highly Anticipated Return The former Gotham Bar and Grill chef’s eponymous restaurant is nearly ready to go.
Nov. 7, 2019 Hey, Starbucks, WTF Is ‘Merry Coffee’? The chain’s new Christmas cups are madness.
Nov. 7, 2019 Four Loko Hard Seltzer and Bud Light Seltzer Are Too Real Bringing this crap decade to a fitting end.
Nov. 7, 2019 Where to Eat Thanksgiving Dinner in New York City Grab a reservation at some of the city’s best restaurants, get your turkey and sides to go, or deliver on the dessert front.
Nov. 6, 2019 The Absolute Best Restaurants in Sunnyside and Woodside Pedigree pizza, supersize squid, top-notch momos, and more.
Nov. 6, 2019 5 Reasons Why It’s Finally Time to Lift NYC’s Vendor Cap The only thing it’s good for is a black market.
Nov. 5, 2019 Cosmico Is a Latin Wine Bar From the Colonia Verde Team The new space, attached to Williamsburg’s National Sawdust venue, opens tonight.
Nov. 5, 2019 Get Ready to Try the Impossible Burger of Ice Cream A high-tech scoop lands in New York — is it any good?
Nov. 5, 2019 Man Stabbed to Death After Popeyes Chicken Sandwich Argument Police say the victim and assailant fought while waiting in line.
Nov. 5, 2019 Foie Gras May Be Cruel. It’s Definitely Irrelevant. A restaurant critic on the waning days of a luxury ingredient.
Nov. 4, 2019 Popeyes Sandwich Return Confirms America Is on the Brink Drive-through lines were 30 cars deep.
Nov. 4, 2019 Kochi Arrives With a Focus on Korean Royal Cuisine Expect some French technique and lots of Japanese charcoal for grilling.

6:30 P.M. The Best Black Friday Deals at Nordstrom Everything on sale at Nordstrom for Black Friday.
4:37 P.M. The Most Useful Tool Is Actually Made for Beehives When a crowbar fits in your pocket, you can use it for anything.
4:16 P.M. Brands We Love to Wear (and Give) Are on Sale at Backcountry Including in-season Patagonia puffers, rarely-on-sale Arc’teryx jackets, some of our favorite sturdy winter boots, and slippers for the whole family.
3:15 P.M. Best Shampoos, According to Hairstylists and Salon Owners For dry hair, thinning hair, frizzy hair, and curls.
1:36 P.M. 35 Things From Nordstrom’s Fall Sale You’ll Want to Buy Discounts up to 60 percent off on Hunter boots, Levi’s denim, a Champion hoodie, and two Madewell Transport totes.
12:34 P.M. The Veja Sneakers Our Whole Staff Owns Are 25 Percent Off At least a dozen New York staffers wear these.
11:00 A.M. All the Best Veterans Day Mattress Deals Including picks from some of our tried-and-true brands.
10:10 A.M. The Epilator That Saves Thousands on Waxing Is on Sale Today The result is “smooth, clear, Mr. Bigglesworth-bald legs.”
Nov. 10, 2019 Brooklinen Bedding Is 15 Percent Off, Starting Today A surprise sale on linen!
Nov. 8, 2019 44 Cheap (But Expensive-Looking) Kitchen Accents on Amazon Including an Umbra soap pump, matryoshka measuring cups, and a vintage timer.
Nov. 8, 2019 The 21 Holiday Toys to Buy Right Now (Before They Sell Out) It’s never too early to stock up on toys that are going to sell out.
Nov. 8, 2019 The 37 Best Gifts on Amazon for Every Type of Best Friend Including gift ideas for your childhood best friend, your work spouse, and the best friend you text all day.
Nov. 8, 2019 These Are the Only Earbuds That Fit My Huge Ears When it comes to finding earbuds, the bigger your earholes, the bigger your problem.
Nov. 8, 2019 All the Best Walmart Black Friday Deals — So Far Yes, it’s early, but the holiday deals are starting, and they’re surprisingly good.
Nov. 8, 2019 33 Things on Sale You’ll Actually Want to Buy Including Hunter boots, Madewell sweaters, and a rarely-on-sale Rimowa suitcase.
Nov. 8, 2019 The Best Weighted Blankets on Amazon, According to Reviewers “Sleeping in this thing is like being hugged by a tamed Bengal tiger.”
Nov. 8, 2019 The 14 Things Worth Buying at Credo Beauty’s Sale A lip-gloss lover’s lip gloss, a shimmer-free balm, and a Katie Jane Hughes–approved cream.
Nov. 8, 2019 The Japanese ‘Winter Sandals’ I Plan to Live in All Season “Subu’s ‘winter sandals’ entered my life this past January, on a visit to Akomeya, a Goop-approved store in Tokyo.”
Nov. 8, 2019 The Best Body Lotions, According to Dermatologists Nourishing, Moisturizing, Soothing, and Anti-Aging
Nov. 8, 2019 The 34 Best Gifts for Teenage Girls, According to Teenagers Including waterproof portable sneakers, mom jeans, and eye-shadow palettes.

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