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Elizabeth Warren Wants to Put a Former Public School Teacher in Her Cabinet

The candidate has pledged to nominate a former public school teacher to be Education secretary.
Dennis Rodman Accused of Stealing 400-Pound Crystal From Yoga Studio

A yoga studio claims he stole the crystal; Rodman denies the allegations.
President Trump Meets Viktor Orbán, His Authoritarian Model

A meeting of minds between illiberal xenophobic demagogues.
We Have No Idea How Scary Our Abortion Future Will Get

So-called heartbeat bills should be swatted away by the Supreme Court. But will they?
The 6 A.M. Scramble to Watch Game of Thrones in India

Halfway around the world, TV’s biggest epic is a Monday morning ritual.
Felicity Huffman Pleaded Guilty in Court Today

She could receive up to 20 years in prison.
As Abortion Cases Loom, Breyer Warns Supreme Court May Overturn Major Precedent

With a Roe v. Wade challenge easily available in the smorgasbord of state abortion restrictions, Breyer raised fears about conservatives’ next move.
Emissions From Trump’s NYC Properties Could Lead to Millions in Fines

Mayor Bill de Blasio held a rally at Trump Tower Monday to highlight greenhouse gas emissions from Trump Organization properties.
The Highs, Lows, and Whoas of Rolling Loud 2019

From a shooting scare to Kodak Black’s wild arrest to Lil Wayne’s boycott, just about everything that could go wrong did.
The 13 Most Anticipated Movies at Cannes This Year

From Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood to Frankie to Parasite, here’s a look at the films we’re most excited to see at the Croisette this year.
Gorsuch and Kavanaugh Aren’t the Georgetown Prep Twins After All

The two Trump justices are showing some differences, with Gorsuch acting as the more rigidly conservative jurist. But over time they could converge.
A Pilot Was Arrested for Murder As Passengers Waited to Board His Flight

This gives a new meaning to “travel nightmare.”
Even Republicans Are Tiring of Jared Kushner’s Arrogance and Ignorance

Trump’s son-in-law is reportedly “presenting his political inexperience as an asset” and annoying everyone in Washington.
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Republicans Call Tlaib Anti-Semitic for Saying Something Nice About Israel

The Middle East social justice warriors of the right are at it again.
Felicity Huffman Will Reportedly Plead Guilty Over College Scam

The actress is expected to appear in court on Monday.
Florida Republicans Fear Trump’s Venezuela Policy Could Hurt Them in 2020

Florida Republicans worry that Trump’s backing of opposition leader Juan Guaidó could become a liability among the state’s 200,000 Venezuelans.
A Beto Reboot Is in the Works, As His Campaign Sags

Beto O’Rourke’s poll numbers have fallen off a cliff, but he’s hoping to counter the slide with a “reintroduction.”
Donors to Stalled Campaign That Raised $20 Million for Border Wall Want Answers

During the shutdown, We Build the Wall hoped to circumvent Congress for wall funding. Now, donors want to know where their money has gone.
Trump’s Biggest Wall Is Now the One Blocking Congressional Oversight

The president and his allies have already obstructed more than 20 Congressional investigations, with no end in sight.

6:23 P.M. Elizabeth Warren Has Another Novel Idea The candidate has pledged to nominate a former public school teacher to be Education secretary.
4:43 P.M. President Trump Meets Viktor Orbán, His Authoritarian Model A meeting of minds between illiberal xenophobic demagogues.
4:17 P.M. Trump’s Tariffs Only Work If Americans Pay Them This fact is inseparable from the president’s eagerness to impose them.
3:31 P.M. Breyer Warns Supreme Court May Soon Overturn Major Precedent With a Roe v. Wade challenge easily available in the smorgasbord of state abortion restrictions, Breyer raised fears about conservatives’ next move.
2:51 P.M. Emissions From Trump Properties Could Lead to Huge Fines Mayor Bill de Blasio held a rally at Trump Tower Monday to highlight greenhouse gas emissions from Trump Organization properties.
12:50 P.M. Gorsuch and Kavanaugh Aren’t Georgetown Prep Twins After All The two Trump justices are showing some differences, with Gorsuch acting as the more rigidly conservative jurist. But over time they could converge.
10:42 A.M. Republicans Are Tiring of Kushner’s Arrogance and Ignorance Trump’s son-in-law is reportedly “presenting his political inexperience as an asset” and annoying everyone in Washington.
9:50 A.M. GOP Calls Rep. Tlaib Anti-Semitic for Being Nice to Israel The Middle East social justice warriors of the right are at it again.
8:57 A.M. My Afternoon With ‘Curvy Wife Guy’ I met up with a guy whose Instagram I’d devoted hundreds of words to making fun of. Was it possible we’d get along?
1:01 A.M. Florida GOP Fears Venezuela Policy Could Hurt Trump in 2020 Florida Republicans worry that Trump’s backing of opposition leader Juan Guaidó could become a liability among the state’s 200,000 Venezuelans.
11:52 P.M. A Beto Reboot Is in the Works, As His Campaign Sags Beto O’Rourke’s poll numbers have fallen off a cliff, but he’s hoping to counter the slide with a “reintroduction.”
9:01 P.M. L.A. Fire Season Is Beginning Again. And It Will Never End. A bulletin from our climate future.
9:00 P.M. What Joe Biden Is Teaching Democrats About Democrats His apparent resurrection from relic to front-runner has illustrated a chasm between perception and reality about the party’s leftward shift.
8:46 P.M. Where Did $20 Million in Crowdfunding for a Border Wall Go? During the shutdown, We Build the Wall hoped to circumvent Congress for wall funding. Now, donors want to know where their money has gone.
May 12, 2019 Trump’s Biggest Wall Is the One Blocking Oversight The president and his allies have already obstructed more than 20 congressional investigations, with no end in sight.
May 12, 2019 Watch Larry Kudlow Admit Tariffs Do Hurt American Economy On Fox News Sunday, the White House economic adviser contradicted Trump’s false claims on the tariff hike, admitting that it will hurt the economy.
May 12, 2019 Obama Biographer David Maraniss on His Blacklisted Father His 12th book, A Good American Family, tells the story of journalist Elliott Maraniss and the Red Scare.
May 11, 2019 McGahn Won’t Publicly Say Trump Didn’t Obstruct Justice Trump is now claiming he would have rather fired McGahn than Mueller.
May 11, 2019 Talking to the Law Student With a Novel Theory About Amazon Shaoul Sussman thinks the company may be breaking antitrust laws in a subtle but damaging way.
May 10, 2019 House Democrats Subpoena Trump’s Tax Returns It’s another step toward a conflict in the courts between Congress and Trump — and perhaps impeachment.

6:03 P.M. This Lavish Wedding Was Really Just a Scam A hairstylist found out he was never really married to his wife at all, despite $1 million wedding.
5:54 P.M. See Looks From the 2019 Pratt Institute Fashion Show Pyer Moss’s Kerby Jean-Raymond was the honorary guest of the evening. gallery
5:25 P.M. A GoT Fan Who Doesn’t Regret Naming Her Daughter Khaleesi “I don’t think she did anything wrong. I think she did what she had to do.”
5:08 P.M. Dennis Rodman Accused in Yoga Studio 400-pound Crystal Heist A yoga studio claims he stole the crystal; Rodman denies the allegations.
4:59 P.M. L’hommage: A Night of Celebration, Unity, and Love These ballroom veterans abandoned camp in favor of elegance.
4:42 P.M. Who Is James Charles? For one, he’s the makeup artist at the center of the beauty world’s biggest scandal.
3:49 P.M. We Have No Idea How Scary Our Abortion Future Will Get So-called heartbeat bills should be swatted away by the Supreme Court. But will they?
3:46 P.M. Felicity Huffman Pleads Guilty Over College Scam She appeared in court on Monday.
3:37 P.M. The Self-Described Vampire Who Makes Prairie Dresses Susie Cave makes a different kind of long, floral dress.
2:57 P.M. Apiece Apart Released a Size-Inclusive Collection The latest brand to make clothes for all.
2:08 P.M. Reformation Makes Sexy Shoes Too The brand just launched their first collection of shoes.
12:55 P.M. My Afternoon With ‘Curvy Wife Guy’ I met up with a guy whose Instagram I’d devoted hundreds of words to making fun of. Was it possible we’d get along?
12:45 P.M. This Is What a Fashion Show at an Airport Looks Like Louis Vuitton brought Eero Saarinen’s famous TWA terminal back to life.
12:24 P.M. Susan Sontag Might’ve Written Her Ex-Husband’s Seminal Book A new biography contains compelling evidence that Sontag wrote Freud: The Mind of the Moralist.
12:23 P.M. Jaime Lannister Was Hotter With a Bowl Cut I will not be silenced.
12:10 P.M. I Love My Gentle Prince of Death Keanu Reeves had a very good answer when asked what happens after we die.
11:59 A.M. Meghan Markle Would Love This Bag See Clare Waight Keller’s new handbag for Givenchy.
11:55 A.M. 3 Fashion and Beauty Professionals on How They Get It Done A discussion on everything from managing inboxes to managing anxiety. video
11:53 A.M. Michael B. Jordan Loves the Smell of Antibacterial Hand Soap The really orange one.
11:36 A.M. Glossier’s Super Serums Are Baaaack They got a makeover.

5:52 P.M. RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 11, Episode 11: We Have Thoughts On this week’s What the Tuck, Matt Rogers and Mano Agapion get into the latest episode RuPaul’s Drag Race and look forward to the looming finale.
5:48 P.M. Waterworks Are Coming in This GOT: The Last Watch Trailer HBO’s behind-the-scenes documentary of the last season.
5:24 P.M. So You Named Your Kid Daenerys. How’s That Feel Now? Talking with Game of Thrones fans who (still) don’t regret naming their daughters after Khaleesi.
5:18 P.M. Pilou Asbæk Talks Euron Greyjoy’s Fate on Game of Thrones And he explains the show’s Instagram policy.
4:44 P.M. The Fifth Purge Film Will Arrive During Election Year Making America murder again.
3:42 P.M. The 6 A.M. Scramble to Watch Game of Thrones in India Halfway around the world, TV’s biggest epic is a Monday morning ritual.
3:42 P.M. Felicity Huffman Pleaded Guilty in Court Today She could receive up to 20 years in prison.
2:44 P.M. When Buffy the Vampire Slayer Went to Prom It’s been 20 years since Buffy slow-danced with Angel, but “The Prom” still stands out as a bittersweet tour de force.
2:18 P.M. Long Live the Guy Who Plays Euron Greyjoy’s Instagram Pilou Asbæk? More like Pilou Asbaek!
2:16 P.M. The Pianist Cécile Chaminade, Rediscovered A star composer a century ago, now barely known.
1:52 P.M. The Highs, Lows, and Whoas of Rolling Loud 2019 From a shooting scare to Kodak Black’s wild arrest to Lil Wayne’s boycott, just about everything that could go wrong did.
1:47 P.M. Want to Try Yo, Is This Racist? Start Here. Looking back at the time Andrew Ti and Tawny Newsome (temporarily) solved racism on their podcast.
1:19 P.M. Paula Pell Is Ready to Be a Movie Star, Sort Of The Wine Country star on watching her friends get famous, going topless at Rachel Dratch’s 50th, and the last bastion of comedy: fat.
1:09 P.M. At Least Game of Thrones Gave Us This One Perfect GIF It’s a beautiful, hilarious shot, the one funny moment in the bleak spectacle that is “The Bells.”
1:02 P.M. On the Slow Moodiness of Mac DeMarco’s Here Comes the Cowboy Listening to this gorgeous but uneven batch of sad songs and slow songs, you hope DeMarco is using them to work through whatever’s bugging him.
12:42 P.M. Game of Thrones Finally Got Its Mad Queen Even if Daenerys was destined for madness all along, it’s still a painfully stale trope.
12:41 P.M. Goldie Hawn, Boy George, William Shatner Mourn Doris Day “For those of us in my generation, Doris Day was synonymous with Hollywood icon.”
11:52 A.M. Andy Daly’s Very Good Theory About a Shocking GOT Death “The Bells” was an action-packed episode, so your favorite comedian recapper is here to make sense of it all.
11:51 A.M. Did You Catch Aaron Rodgers on Game of Thrones Last Night? This rumor has been floating since last year.
11:42 A.M. Cersei Lannister Deserved Better So that’s really it for one of the best villains on television?

11:20 A.M. Two of New York’s Most Ambitious Restaurants Have Closed Teo and Günter Seeger NY are no more.
10:35 A.M. How a Bake Sale Became NYC’s Can’t-Miss Fundraiser Natasha Pickowicz on community building, Planned Parenthood, and the power of a restaurant’s values.
9:00 P.M. Bar Pisellino Brings Italian Drinking Culture to the Village Jody Williams and Rita Sodi complete their neighborhood mini-fiefdom with their restaurant’s long-awaited sister bar.
May 10, 2019 Restaurant Power Rankings: Where to Eat Right Now It’s our weekly ranking of the city’s most important restaurants.
May 10, 2019 Why the Sam Adams-Dogfish Deal Will Be a Win for Beer Lovers For one, it’s a giant middle finger to AB In-Bev and MillerCoors.
May 10, 2019 Munchies’ Farideh Sadeghin’s Grub Street Diet “I like to go in there and talk shit with Massimo, the owner.”
May 9, 2019 Internet Agrees Aperol Spritz Is Good A new Times takedown causes the world to rally.
May 9, 2019 How Sneaker Collabs Became the Ultimate Chef Flex Any restaurant can sell its own shirt.
May 9, 2019 The Grub Street Guide to Outdoor Drinking in 2019 Rooftop bars, new backyards, and more.
May 8, 2019 In Praise of the 10-Egg Breakfast The unsung diner classic.
May 8, 2019 Ads Arrive on Restaurant Menus — and There’s No Going Back Why chefs want you to swallow the sponsorship.
May 8, 2019 Esca’s Revenue Dropped 30 Percent After Mario Batali Scandal Chef Dave Pasternack has bought the seafood restaurant outright with plans to revamp.
May 8, 2019 The Hunt for NYC’s Best Cheesecake When it comes to one of NYC’s most iconic treats, is trendy or traditional the way to go? video
May 7, 2019 The Grub Street Guide to Mother’s Day 2019 21 ideas your mom will love, all from restaurants and bakeries run by actual mothers.
May 7, 2019 Check Out the Trailer for Season 3 of Nailed It! The show returns on May 17.
May 7, 2019 Once Again, Diversity Won Big at the Beard Awards More than two-thirds of the winners at the “Oscars of Food” were women or people of color.
May 7, 2019 Michaeli Bakery Is New York’s Brand-New Pastry Destination A Breads Bakery alum offers Moroccan doughnuts, pizza bourekas, meringue cakes, and, yes, some very good babka.
May 6, 2019 Here Are the Winners of the 2019 James Beard Awards New York was well represented yet again.
May 6, 2019 What It’s Like to Be a Black Chef in a White Kitchen “You definitely have to wear a mask.”
May 6, 2019 Magnus Nilsson Will Close the Acclaimed Fäviken Restaurant The chef is going to tend to some apple trees.

6:20 P.M. The Best Women’s Hiking Shoes, According to Experts “Half the women in my hiking group also wear these boots.”
4:52 P.M. The Best Athletic Swimsuits for Women, According to Experts No need to adjust these suits while you’re swimming laps.
2:43 P.M. The Best Flutes for Beginners, According to Experts We talked to “The Queen of the Flute.”
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10:25 A.M. What Are the Best TVs Under $1,000? One even comes with a soundbar.
10:16 A.M. These (On Sale) Lululemon Pants ‘Are As Comfy As Sweats’ They’re the “looks like a pump, feels like a sneaker”… of pants.
May 10, 2019 I Can’t Stop Buying Popsicle Molds Including silicone, stainless steel, plastic, and novelty molds.
May 10, 2019 The Best Two-Player Board Games, According to Experts Something for every taste when it’s time for game night for two.
May 10, 2019 What NBA All-Star Chris Bosh Can’t Live Without “For men, we usually we think of scents as Glade or potpourri, but now I’m into sandalwood.”
May 10, 2019 35 Things on Sale You’ll Actually Want to Buy Our weekly dive into the internet’s sales bins.
May 9, 2019 The Best Tennis Rackets for Beginners, According to Experts Tennis, anyone?
May 9, 2019 The Best Jogging Strollers, According to Experts Including options for twins and going hands-free.
May 9, 2019 This Cooling Comforter Actually Feels Like a Summer Blanket It’s made from eucalyptus.
May 9, 2019 31 Cheap (But Expensive-Looking) Patio Décor Items Including outdoor furniture, rugs, and lighting.
May 9, 2019 3 Chefs on the Food Scissors (Some) People Keep Stealing “I know Carbone uses really nice ones for the mozzarella, but the waiter uses it and walks away, they don’t need to worry about it getting stolen.”
May 9, 2019 The 5 Best Pellet Grills for Low, Slow, Smoky Barbecue Pellet grills let you use wood pellets for true smoked flavor.
May 9, 2019 Amazon Has Practically an Entire Plant Nursery on Sale A bushel of bushes.
May 9, 2019 All the Best Mother’s Day Gift Ideas We’ve put them all in one handy guide.

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