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The white nationalist had a kill list of prominent Democrats and journalists.
There’s a Problem With Elizabeth Warren’s Maternal Mortality Plan

Taking money away from low-performing hospitals could harm the patients she wants to help.
Facebook Sets Aside $3 Billion for FTC Fine

Despite news that the FTC is preparing to levy the largest fine ever against a tech company, Facebook’s stock price rose this morning.
Liberal Activists Put a Unity Pledge on the Table for 2020

Maybe primary voters should take their own pledge to avoid candidates who won’t pledge civility and unity.
Report: U.S. Agreed to Pay North Korea $2 Million for Otto Warmbier’s Care

North Korea hit the U.S. with a bill prior to releasing the student, who died shortly after returning home.
American Workplaces May Be Getting More Dangerous

OSHA has just 875 safety inspectors to cover 9 million workplaces, making the task of protecting U.S. workers’ health and safety even harder.
Biden’s Strategy for Winning the 2020 Nomination: No Early Stumbles

Biden can campaign as a unity candidate, or as the leader of a “moderate” faction. But he has no margin of error.
Why… Is Biden’s Announcement Tweet…Like That?

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Cosby Calls His Trial ‘Most Racist and Sexist’ in American History

He’s demanding bail.
The Joe Biden Candidacy Is Now Upon Us

Biden has finally announced he’s running for president.
Facebook Anticipates FTC Fine of Up to $5 Billion for Privacy Violations

It will be a historic fine for the Federal Trade Commission and a slap on the wrist for the social media giant.
Breaking With His Cabinet, Trump Reportedly OK’d Libyan Warlord’s Coup Attempt

Trump’s reported decision-making process to support Khalifa Haftar further reveals his affinity for strongmen and contempt for American intelligence.
Franklin Graham Tells Buttigieg to ‘Repent’ Being Gay

The president’s good friend thinks he knows more about Pete Buttigieg”s sexual orientation than Mayor Pete’s creator.
Trump Just Confirmed His Administration Is Lying in Census Case

The White House says it needs to ask Census respondents about their citizenship to enforce the Voting Rights Act. Trump just told a different story.
LVMH Employee Says She Was Told to ‘Simply Tolerate’ Harassment

She says the company tried to pass off harassment as “French culture.”
Coast Guard Officer Who Plotted Terror Attack Wanted ‘Race War,’ Documents Say

Court documents allege Christopher Hasson also targeted two Supreme Court justices and searched the phrase “please god let there be a race war.”
What Do Democrats Mean by ‘Electability’?

Some think centrists are more electable, and some think it’s progressives, minority candidates, or those good at telling “narratives.”
Mark Zuckerberg Has Started a Podcast, Because What Else Do You Do in Your 30s?

In an astonishing repudiation of Zuckerberg’s purported focus on “time well spent” as a metric, the first episode is an hour and 45 minutes.

8:18 P.M. Blue-State Republican Governors Are Very Popular Some states are so strongly Democratic that Republicans let their governors do and say heretical things to stay in office.
5:30 P.M. Biden Found the Worst Possible Way to Begin His Campaign This was not the flawless, forward-looking campaign launch that Joe Biden really needed, and it may presage future problems.
5:24 P.M. Biden Boasts Strong Support From Unions, Union Busters Biden’s campaign launch will take him to a union hall — and a high-dollar fundraiser hosted by a union-busting lawyer and lobbyist for Comcast.
5:15 P.M. Liberal Activists Put a Unity Pledge on the Table for 2020 Maybe primary voters should take their own pledge to avoid candidates who won’t pledge civility and unity.
4:50 P.M. White Nationalist Who Wanted Race War May Be Released The white nationalist had a kill list of prominent Democrats and journalists.
4:23 P.M. The Problem With Elizabeth Warren’s Maternal Mortality Plan Taking money away from low-performing hospitals could harm the patients she wants to help.
3:00 P.M. Facebook Sets Aside $3 Billion for FTC Fine Despite news that the FTC is preparing to levy the largest fine ever against a tech company, Facebook’s stock price rose this morning.
2:29 P.M. U.S. Agreed to Pay $2 Million for Otto Warmbier’s Care North Korea hit the U.S. with a bill prior to releasing the student, who died shortly after returning home.
2:04 P.M. Biden’s Strategy for 2020 Primaries: No Early Stumbles Biden can campaign as a unity candidate, or as the leader of a “moderate” faction. But he has no margin of error.
1:44 P.M. People Who Claim to Work 75-Hour Weeks Are Lying They’re lying to you — but also maybe to themselves.
1:26 P.M. American Workplaces May Be Getting More Dangerous OSHA has just 875 safety inspectors to cover 9 million workplaces, making the task of protecting U.S. workers’ health and safety even harder.
1:02 P.M. Joe Biden Is Running On ‘Hope Without (Much) Change’ Biden’s launch video promises to bring voters back to a simpler time, when America’s racism was subtle, and its national myths a bit more plausible.
11:44 A.M. The Many Problems With Biden’s Logo, According to the Haters Who is Jo Biden?
8:45 A.M. All the Democrats Who Are — and Aren’t — Running in 2020 A guide to everyone hoping to take on Trump, from Joe Biden to Andrew Yang — and those, like Oprah, who are sitting this one out.
8:00 A.M. Why Republicans Might Not Mind Losing White House in 2020 If Republicans hang onto the Senate in 2020 and have the power to obstruct, they might decide their future looks brighter without the 45th president.
7:09 A.M. Biden Finally Launches Campaign With Video Attacking Trump Recalling Charlottesville, he says, “history will look back on four years of this president and all he embraces as an aberrant moment in time.”
12:42 A.M. Facebook Anticipates FTC Fine of Up to $5 Billion It will be a historic fine for the Federal Trade Commission and a slap on the wrist for the social media giant.
Apr. 24, 2019 Report: Trump Okayed Libyan Warlord’s Coup Attempt Trump’s reported decision-making process to support Khalifa Haftar further reveals his affinity for strongmen and contempt for American intelligence.
Apr. 24, 2019 Franklin Graham Tells Buttigieg to ‘Repent’ Being Gay The president’s good friend thinks he knows more about Pete Buttigieg’s sexual orientation than Mayor Pete’s creator.
Apr. 24, 2019 Trump Confirms His Administration Is Lying in Census Case The White House says it needs to ask Census respondents about their citizenship to enforce the Voting Rights Act. Trump just told a different story.

6:30 P.M. Biden Apparently Called Anita Hill Just to Waste Her Time She told the New York Times that their conversation left her “deeply unsatisfied.”
5:41 P.M. 5 People Try the First Drinkable Retinol What does skin care taste like?
5:34 P.M. Taylor Swift Hid Cryptic Clues in a Giant Butterfly Mural The countdown is almost done.
4:40 P.M. The Hot New Celebrity Trend Is Being Furious at Bloggers A guide to all the mega-rich celebrities getting mad at underpaid internet writers.
2:28 P.M. If Your Face Is Thirsty, Try Feeding It This Cleansing Milk Aesop’s first milk cleanser is here and it’s moisturizing.
1:47 P.M. Lori Loughlin Claims She Didn’t Know Bribery Is Illegal According to a new report, Loughlin says she thought what she did was aboveboard.
12:58 P.M. You Can Now Buy Everlane’s Sustainable Dad Sneakers For under $100, no less.
12:16 P.M. Why… Is Biden’s Announcement Tweet…Like That? Already, the worst part of the 2020 election is shaping up to be the tweets.
12:03 P.M. Bruce Springsteen Is Wearing Your Office Look A jacket, plus another jacket.
11:38 A.M. What Is Autophagy? Right when I’d gotten used to intermittent fasting…
11:36 A.M. Kate Middleton and Prince Harry Hung Out, How Nice They were photographed laughing together.
11:22 A.M. A Guide to Elizabeth Warren’s (Many) 2020 Policy Proposals From student-debt relief to universal child care.
10:56 A.M. Amy Schumer Just Really Loves This Clean Beauty Brand She found Beautycounter through her best friend.
10:20 A.M. The Joe Biden Candidacy Is Now Upon Us Biden has finally announced he’s running for president.
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9:30 A.M. Ramy’s Horniest Scene Reminded Me of My Temporary Marriage Hulu’s new comedy took me back to being a lust-crazed teen.
8:10 A.M. The Petty Writing Mistake That Drives Me Nuts For no good reason, and I know I’m wrong to care, but I do, and so I looked for company.
6:00 A.M. The French DJ Who Auditioned for Madonna Meet Kiddy Smile.
Apr. 24, 2019 I Want to Live in This Chic Potato It will give me the purpose I so desperately need.
Apr. 24, 2019 The Juiciest Condé Nast Details in Ruth Reichl’s Memoir Longtime chairman Si Newhouse apparently hated garlic.

10:00 P.M. Theater: Beetlejuice Is Best When It’s At Its Most Antic Alex Brightman has what it takes to fill this high-energy emcee’s role.
9:47 P.M. Cranberries Release Album After Dolores O’Riordan’s Death “Things were looking up. That’s what a lot of these songs are about.”
8:46 P.M. Britney Spears Is Out of Hospitalization A day after breaking social-media silence, Spears is heading home.
8:10 P.M. Director John Singleton in Coma After Suffering Stroke His family stated that he is receiving ICU care.
6:23 P.M. Taylor Swift’s Butterfly Mural: All the Clues to New Song Kaylor truthers, your vindication may have come.
6:21 P.M. The Story Behind the Fake Her Smell ’90s Album Covers Director Alex Ross Perry and artist Teddy Blanks explain the references and Easter eggs in the fake album covers they created for the movie.
4:49 P.M. Just What Is Game of Thrones’ Night King Up to, Anyway? With the battle of the season upon us, it’s time to wonder whether the leader of the dead is playing a longer game that may not end at Winterfell.
3:50 P.M. Nora Roberts Sues Brazilian Author for ‘Rare’ Plagiarism Roberts claims Cristiane Serruya’s books copy “dozens” of other authors.
3:14 P.M. Taylor Swift Confirms New Music Is Coming With Giant Mural Is it country? Is it pop? What is the next chapter?
3:04 P.M. Fan Bingbing Has Finally Appeared in Public Again Some Chinese citizens are not pleased.
2:44 P.M. Welcome Back to F*cking Deadwood; the Movie Trailer Is Here Saddle up.
2:42 P.M. HBO Adds a Comedy Special From Julio Torres Get ready for My Favorite Shapes.
2:27 P.M. Avengers Stunt Doubles Share Their Favorite Stories From Set Doubles for Tom Holland’s Spider-Man, Karen Gillan’s Nebula, Chadwick Boseman’s Black Panther, and more share their best memories ahead of Endgame.
2:12 P.M. The JoBros Invented the World’s Worst Drinking Game They cracked open some cold ones for family therapy.
2:07 P.M. The Week in True-Crime Podcasts: Meet ‘The Prodfather’ Plus: Undisclosed’s latest season looks at a new case in Baltimore.
2:00 P.M. Bill Hader on Barry Season 2’s Journey Into (More) Darkness The series co-creator/star talks going to even darker places in season two, the relevance of those flashbacks, and where Barry Berkman goes from here.
1:00 P.M. Comedy Podcasts: Brandon Scott Jones on A Funny Feeling You look like you could use a funny podcast. We’ve got you covered.
12:55 P.M. The Twilight Zone Recap: Kidmander-in-Chief A facile stab at political satire strands an excellent cast in a sweaty episode that can’t decide if it wants to be scary or funny.
12:25 P.M. A New Prince Album Is Headed to Tidal The waters of Lake Minnetonka have blessed us.
12:20 P.M. Our Planet Is a Beautiful Glimpse of a Worst-Case Scenario Netflix’s new David Attenborough-narrated nature documentary series feels like the biggest, nicest snuff film ever made.

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9:00 A.M. Why You May Soon Be Eating Your Dinner With Scissors Snippers and clippers of varying design are moving out of the kitchen and on to the restaurant table.
Apr. 24, 2019 It’s Never Been a Better Time to Eat Vietnamese Food in NYC The past few years have seen the opening of a slew of distinctive and ambitious restaurants.
Apr. 24, 2019 Where to Drink and Buy Natural Wine in New York There’s never been a better time to embrace the glou glou life in all its glory.
Apr. 24, 2019 Street Food Serves Up Artful Cuisine With a Side of Despair This otherwise familiar documentary series is distinguished by the tales of poverty, survival, and eventual triumph looming over its featured chefs.
Apr. 23, 2019 What It Was Like to Write Books With Anthony Bourdain “He always understood that he was blessed to have become Anthony Bourdain.”
Apr. 23, 2019 Starbucks Is Adding Needle-Disposal Boxes to Its Bathrooms The chain plans to install them wherever it is deemed necessary.
Apr. 23, 2019 At Lokanta, Orhan Yegen’s Turkish Food Is As Good As Ever On the menu: stuffed grape leaves, lamb’s head soup, minuscule manti, and more.
Apr. 22, 2019 A Thoughtful New Market Lands in the West Village Three Owls Market opens today.
Apr. 22, 2019 Inside Maison Yaki, the New Restaurant From Team Olmsted Chef Greg Baxtrom is doubling down on the accessibility and affordability that made his first restaurant a hit.
Apr. 22, 2019 Here Are GQ’s Best New Restaurants for 2019 Henry at Life Hotel and Shabu Shabu Macoron made the cut.
Apr. 21, 2019 At O:N, the Appetizers Nearly Upstage the Main Event Chef Namhyung Woo’s menu shares an elevated fusion touch with places like Atoboy and Atomix, which belong to the same restaurant group.
Apr. 19, 2019 Restaurant Power Rankings: Where to Eat Right Now It’s our weekly ranking of the city’s most important restaurants.
Apr. 19, 2019 Reply All Co-host PJ Vogt’s Grub Street Diet “I’m like the equivalent of a two-pack-a-day guy, but for aspartame.”
Apr. 18, 2019 These Are Boom Times for Bone-Sucking Ribs in New York Baby back, beef, lamb, you name it.
Apr. 18, 2019 A Sober Person Walks Into a Nonalcoholic Bar … I used to love bars until I gave up drinking. Can a new, zero-proof bar rekindle some of the fun?
Apr. 18, 2019 Why Starbucks Is Changing Its Reward Program, Again That free triple venti hazelnut soy latte with whipped cream just got a little tougher to earn.
Apr. 17, 2019 The Cabin Was the Best Secret Bar of 2009 — Now It’s Back “Best thing about Cabin is you never talk about Cabin.”
Apr. 17, 2019 Maybe America’s Meat Doesn’t Need a ‘Fecal’ Warning A group argues there’s hidden poop in your poultry.
Apr. 17, 2019 The Absolute Best French Restaurants in New York The places to go for grand, old-style Parisian service, elaborate sauces (and flower arrangements), and puffy dessert soufflés.

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Apr. 24, 2019 The Best Garden Shears and Pruners, According to Experts We asked some of the country’s leading horticulturalists about their favorite garden shears, pruners, and scissors.
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Apr. 24, 2019 What Are the Best Ways to Hang Plants? Including hanging straps, macramé hangers, cachepot hangers, and the best plants to hang.
Apr. 24, 2019 15 Things That’ll Almost Definitely Sell Out Including rosé-infused mustard.
Apr. 24, 2019 The Best (Nontoxic) Pesticides and Insecticides We polled gardeners for the safest way to get rid of garden critters.
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Apr. 24, 2019 Everything to Grow Weed Indoors, According to Experts The expert-recommended supplies for setting up a grow space, watering and feeding your plant, and harvesting and storing your crop.
Apr. 24, 2019 The Best Potting Soil for Every Type of Plant Plus what you can add to it to help your plant thrive.
Apr. 24, 2019 Everything You Need to Grow an Indoor Herb Garden You’ll be picking your own basil in no time.
Apr. 24, 2019 It’s Linen Dress Season, and This Everlane Number Is on Sale It’s a good “transitional” piece, as it were.
Apr. 24, 2019 What Arianna Huffington Can’t Live Without “I’m Greek, so cheese is in our blood — cheese might actually be our blood. I’m joking, of course. Everybody knows our blood is made of yogurt.”

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