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Gorsuch Gives SCOTUS Liberals a Win in Two Criminal Law Cases

His application of Scalia’s strict principles of statutory interpretation, and perhaps a libertarian streak, distinguish Gorsuch from Kavanaugh.
Do Democratic Candidates Have a Plan B in Case the GOP Holds the Senate?

Other than Amy Klobuchar, the Democratic candidates are a bit short on plans to cope with a Senate that blocks all their bold and progressive ideas.
The Story Behind the Viral Photo of a Drowned Migrant Father and Toddler

The photo has been compared to a 2015 image of a drowned Syrian boy that drew attention to the refugee crisis.
Here’s How to Watch the First Democratic Presidential Debate

It’s easier than you’d hope.
Eric Trump Walks Into a Bar — and Says an Employee Spit on Him

The president’s son says he got more than he bargained for at the Aviary in Chicago.
On Crime Policy, Biden Worked Closely With His Segregationist Friends

The two story lines most corrosive to Biden’s African-American base of support may be converging.
What You Need to Know About the First Round of Democratic Debates

Who’s debating which night? Where is it being streamed? Who’s John Delaney again?
House Issues Subpoena for Robert Mueller to Testify Publicly on July 17

The House Judiciary and Intelligence committees issued subpoenas for the special counsel to testify publicly, despite his reluctance to do so.
Mike Pence Announces Hail Mary ‘Latinos for Trump’ Initiative

It’s going to be a hard sell. Democrats are holding on to a roughly two-to-one advantage among the demographic, and Trump’s rhetoric isn’t helping.
Pennsylvania GOP Chair Resigns Amid Sexting Scandal

Val DiGiorgio allegedly sent explicit texts to a local candidate, then compounded his error by trying to shut up his electronic paramour.
Why Has the Reaction to a Rape Allegation Against the President Been So Muted?

Intelligencer staffers discuss the fallout from E. Jean Carroll’s story.
Prosecutors Say Duncan Hunter Used Campaign Funds to Cheat on Wife

The original indictment of Hunter and his wife suggested out-of-control personal finances. The new allegations suggest an out-of-control libido.
Sarah Huckabee Sanders’s Replacement, Stephanie Grisham, Should Fit Right In

The new press secretary is used to criticizing reporters, she’ll be doing three jobs, and she has already been accused of violating the Hatch Act.
Is Trump Ready for Chief of Staff Number Four?

Mick Mulvaney is reportedly wearing on President Trump.
E. Jean Carroll Is ‘So Glad’ Not to Be Trump’s Type

The writer who accused the president of rape responds to Trump’s pathetic “she’s not my type” defense.
Social Media Is Alight With Tributes on the First Bourdain Day

Today would have been the late author and TV hosts’s 63rd birthday.
Trump Doesn’t Have a ‘Type’

All he sees is prey.
Here’s Are the ‘World’s 50 Best Restaurants’ for 2019

The always-controversial ranking of restaurants arrives — and Noma isn’t No. 1.
Google Tells Employees Not to Protest Google at Pride

A leaked internal memo shows LGBTQ+ employees were told they could be punished for using Google’s platform to protest at Pride in San Francisco.
Iran’s President: The White House Is ‘Afflicted by Mental Retardation’

Trump isn’t the only world leader who can lob cringeworthy insults.

1:00 P.M. Do Democrats Have a Plan B in Case the GOP Holds the Senate? Other than Amy Klobuchar, the Democratic candidates are a bit short on plans to cope with a Senate that blocks all their bold and progressive ideas.
12:54 P.M. Gorsuch Gives SCOTUS Liberals a Win in Two Criminal Cases His application of Scalia’s strict principles of statutory interpretation, and perhaps a libertarian streak, distinguish Gorsuch from Kavanaugh.
12:08 P.M. The Story Behind the Viral Photo of Drowned Migrants The photo has been compared to a 2015 image of a drowned Syrian boy that drew attention to the refugee crisis.
10:25 A.M. Reporters Shouldn’t Toast Sarah Sanders for Civility’s Sake Journalists said sharing a farewell drink was was the decent thing to do. But if there was ever a time to reject business as usual, it should be now.
9:00 A.M. On Crime, Biden Worked Closely With His Segregationist Pals The two story lines most corrosive to Biden’s African-American base of support may be converging.
8:00 A.M. Cozy Streetscapes and Big Data: Google’s Plan for Toronto The public-corporate partnership on a huge scale.
6:00 A.M. Bernie’s Student Debt Plan Doesn’t Make Sense. That’s Fine. Forgiving all student debt wouldn’t be a maximally progressive allocation of limited resources. But nothing Congress does ever is.
12:26 A.M. What You Need to Know About the First Democratic Debates Who’s debating which night? Where is it being streamed? Who’s John Delaney again?
11:01 P.M. Robert Mueller to Testify Before House Committees on July 17 The House Judiciary and Intelligence committees issued subpoenas for the special counsel to testify publicly, despite his reluctance to do so.
9:38 P.M. Mike Pence Announces Longshot Initiative ‘Latinos for Trump’ It’s going to be a hard sell. Democrats are holding on to a roughly two-to-one advantage among the demographic, and Trump’s rhetoric isn’t helping.
6:35 P.M. Pennsylvania GOP Chair Resigns Amid Sexting Scandal Val DiGiorgio allegedly sent explicit texts to a local candidate, then compounded his error by trying to shut up his electronic paramour.
6:18 P.M. The Muted Response to a Rape Allegation Against Trump Intelligencer staffers discuss the fallout from E. Jean Carroll’s story.
5:45 P.M. Stephen Moore’s Start-up Is Dumb Even by Crypto Standards The conservative commentator and failed Fed nominee’s business partner describes the plan, such as it is.
5:44 P.M. Bette Midler on Her Long-Running Spat With Donald Trump But also on green spaces, community gardens, and New York City’s 25-year arc of renewal.
5:30 P.M. Prosecutors Say Duncan Hunter Used Campaign Funds in Affairs The original indictment of Hunter and his wife suggested out-of-control personal finances. The new allegations suggest an out-of-control libido.
4:34 P.M. This Sounds Crazy, But Trump’s Rape Denial Might Not Be True “He’s denied it. That’s all I needed to hear,” says Lindsey Graham.
2:58 P.M. Meet Sarah Huckabee Sanders’s Replacement, Stephanie Grisham The new press secretary is used to criticizing reporters, she’ll be doing three jobs, and she has already been accused of violating the Hatch Act.
2:40 P.M. Who Needs to Do What in the First Democratic Debate of 2020 Based on conversations with leading campaign strategists, debate veterans, and candidates from across the party.
June 25, 2019 Is Trump Ready for Chief of Staff Number 4? Mick Mulvaney is reportedly wearing on President Trump.
June 25, 2019 Iran: The White House Is ‘Afflicted by Mental Retardation’ Trump isn’t the only world leader who can lob cringeworthy insults.

2:02 P.M. The Story Behind the Viral Photo of Drowned Migrants The photo has been compared to a 2015 image of a drowned Syrian boy that drew attention to the refugee crisis.
1:26 P.M. Which U.S. Presidents Were Wife Guys? An Investigation How many of our commanders-in-chief have fit the newest loathsome internet archetype?
12:12 P.M. How to Become a Plant Person When You’re Lazy Do you need a plant consultant in your life?
12:06 P.M. A-Rod Is Terrified of Kylie Jenner He nearly incurred her wrath this week.
11:44 A.M. This Is a Message to Every Establishment Man Progressive women are transforming the political landscape in New York State — and we’re just getting started.
10:55 A.M. I’m Prepared to Fight for Megan Rapinoe The star midfielder is the best part of the World Cup.
10:17 A.M. Eric Trump Walks Into a Bar — and Says Someone Spit on Him The president’s son says he got more than he bargained for at the Aviary in Chicago.
10:05 A.M. Leo DiCaprio’s One True Love, Summer, Has Turned on Him The Oscar-winning actor got smacked in the head by a volleyball.
8:30 A.M. Internet Fame Doesn’t Pay the Bills Phoebe Robinson from 2 Dope Queens on the difference between Portlandia and podcasting, when it comes to being paid.
8:00 A.M. How New York Covered LGBT Life in the Years Since Stonewall In 1969, we missed the rebellion. But in the five decades since, we’ve covered the changing community.
6:00 A.M. Ask Polly: ‘How Do I Stop Being an Asshole?’ First you need to face your callousness toward yourself.
5:33 P.M. Serena Williams Finally Gets Her Own Wheaties Box “I hope my image on this iconic orange box will inspire the next generation of girls and athletes to dream big.”
4:42 P.M. If Only Using the Computer Counted As Handwork Making things by hand is peaceful and mind-opening. Why doesn’t typing count?
4:38 P.M. Woman Has 34 Bridesmaids at Her Wedding but Wanted 50 The bridesmaids didn’t realize there were so many of them at first.
3:35 P.M. Meet Sarah Huckabee Sanders’s Replacement, Stephanie Grisham The new press secretary is used to criticizing reporters, she’ll be doing three jobs, and she has already been accused of violating the Hatch Act.
3:11 P.M. One of Marchesa’s Founders Is Leaving the Brand Not Harvey Weinstein’s ex-wife, though.
3:02 P.M. The Kardashian Moment We’ve All Been Waiting for Has Arrived The Jordyn Woods drama comes to TV.
3:02 P.M. Is This Popular Face Acid Bad for Your Skin? When hyaluronic acid becomes too much of a good thing.
2:16 P.M. The Designer Who’s Been Celebrating Pride for Over 25 Years Kenneth Cole threw a Pride party with the cast of The Prom.
June 25, 2019 How to Get a Thicker Skin Receiving criticism sucks, but what if there were a way not to let it bother us?

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1:30 P.M. What’s Leaving Netflix: July 2019 The Matrix, Wedding Crashers, and more.
1:12 P.M. Oh, Another Bachelorette Contestant Had a Secret Girlfriend? Why you, Peter the pilot!
1:00 P.M. Andy Cohen on the Worst Watch What Happens Live Guests “Let it be noted that I did not plead the fifth.”
12:50 P.M. Sienna Miller: “I Do Feel I’ve Been Underestimated” Eight years after the The Loudest Voice actress sued Rupert Murdoch’s newspaper, she’s starring in a Showtime series about his colleague, Roger Ailes.
12:11 P.M. Lena Headey, Awkwafina, Benedict Wong Join The Dark Crystal A prequel to Jim Henson’s 1982 film.
12:01 P.M. Here’s How to Watch the First Democratic Presidential Debate It’s easier than you’d hope.
11:28 A.M. Cardi B Struts Around With a Naked Army in Her Press Video NSFW.
11:00 A.M. ‘Not Great, Bob!’: The Making of Mad Men’s Greatest Meme The writers and actors behind season six’s “In Care Of” take us behind the scenes of the elevator confrontation that will live on in pixelated infamy.
10:27 A.M. Inside a Birthday Party for Broadway’s Most Acclaimed Geese The Ferryman celebrated its Peggy and Gertie.
10:05 A.M. In Twitter Comedy Videos, Endings Are Overrated The playful, messy spirit of Vine endures.
9:43 A.M. Real Housewives of Beverly Hills: The Fall of St. Camille Camille has fully reverted to her season-one self, and it may not be pretty, but it sure is fun to watch.
8:22 A.M. Tom Holland’s Brother Gets Mistaken for Timothée Chalamet Do you see the resemblance?
6:00 A.M. The Handmaid’s Tale Recap: Capitol Loss June and the Waterfords’ Washington excursion is equal parts moving spectacle and frustrating plot contrivance.
1:50 A.M. And Your 2019 MTV VMAs Host Is … Sebastian Maniscalco No, really!
1:03 A.M. Trevor Noah, Jimmy Fallon Improvise As Stoned Donald Trumps Dude, it’s … awesome.
12:40 A.M. King Kong & The Cher Show Are Closing on Broadway That’s the sound of a thousand vacation itineraries imploding.
11:05 P.M. Seth Meyers Casts Doubt on Donald Trump’s Trustworthiness All we have is his word against 22 other people’s.
6:34 P.M. The Office Is Leaving Netflix in 2021 It will be relocating to NBCUniversal’s upcoming streaming service.
6:05 P.M. Gretchen Carlson Finally Has Reason to Watch Game of Thrones Naomi Watts, who plays Carlson in The Loudest Voice, is starring in the prequel.

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11:35 A.M. Where to Party Like a Patriot Over the 4th of July Weekend A nighttime celebration on a boat, a Governors Island feast, a gut-busting pig roast, and 13 other ways to observe America’s birthday.
10:30 A.M. Momofuku Brings Seoul to Hudson Yards Homestyle Korean cooking with cheffy touches propels Kāwi beyond its generic mall setting.
9:55 A.M. Eric Trump Walks Into a Bar — and an Employee Spits on Him The president’s son says he got more than he bargained for at the Aviary in Chicago.
3:37 P.M. Everything You Need to Know About Mirazur And why you don’t need to lose your mind over this particular list.
June 25, 2019 Social Media Is Alight With Tributes on Bourdain Day Today would have been the late author and TV hosts’s 63rd birthday.
June 25, 2019 Here Are the ‘World’s 50 Best Restaurants’ for 2019 The always-controversial ranking of restaurants arrives — and Noma isn’t No. 1.
June 24, 2019 How to Summerize a Negroni A barista turned bartender is challenging the cocktail orthodoxy by shaking a drink most say should be stirred!
June 24, 2019 Seriously, Why Does This Gordon Ramsay Show Exist? Does the world really need a travel show starring Gordon Ramsay?
June 24, 2019 This ‘Mom & Mom Shop’ Wants to Make Meat Fun Again Former White Gold butchers Jocelyn Guest and Erika Nakamura on starting a family and launching their own business.
June 21, 2019 It’s Time to Try a G&T-Plus Yes, there is a way to make a gin-and-tonic ever-so-slightly better.
June 21, 2019 Jarry Editor Lukas Volger’s Grub Street Diet “Four times a year, you get a box of six pounds of beans — it’s a little overwhelming.”
June 20, 2019 A Guide to All the Very Italian Restaurants Opening In NYC The city’s restaurant scene is overflowing with eateries from Italians.
June 20, 2019 Which 2020 Candidate’s Comfort Food Is the Most Haunting? “A BAKED POTATO.”
June 20, 2019 Restaurant Power Rankings: Where to Eat Right Now It’s our weekly ranking of the city’s most important restaurants.
June 19, 2019 Inside the Dinner Party That Uses Pasta to Build Friendships At Pasta Social Club, the focus is on carbs and comfort.
June 19, 2019 The Frye Fest Is the Summer Festival America Deserves Who wouldn’t love “an immersive fried potato festival”?
June 19, 2019 Culinary Institute of America Starts Bourdain Scholarship It will support students in their studies abroad.
June 19, 2019 How to Peel Garlic A handy guide for the harried home cook.
June 18, 2019 Where Does Au Cheval Go From Here? What happens when critics take issue with a restaurant’s core concept?

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12:09 P.M. Ask Chris: What’s a Good Summer Host Gift (That Isn’t Rosé)? Plus: Nice-looking straw hats for guys, and a contraption to give your T-shirts a perfect fold.
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10:15 A.M. These Fashion Flip-Flops From Everlane Are 40 Percent Off They’re also on sale in light pink and “apricot.”
8:00 A.M. The New Class of Handblown Glass A surge of young glassblowers are creating loopy glass straws and warped vessels that have found their way into hypercurated homewares shops.
4:57 P.M. The 6 Things I Use to Make Teeth Aligners More Tolerable Including products that massage sore teeth, deodorize trays, and actually make the aligners a little better aligned.
June 25, 2019 The 11 Things I Always Bring to the Beach (and I Go Weekly) Including some weirdly stylish waterproof Crocs and a superlight cooler.
June 25, 2019 The Best Electric Toothbrushes, According to Dentists Including kinds that vibrate, vibrate and rotate, and an inexpensive drug-store model.
June 25, 2019 The Dual-Purpose Fan Hat I Keep in My Bag May to October “The miraculous hat that emerges has a wicker-like top and structured cloth brim.”
June 25, 2019 What Is Prime Day Anyway? And how do I score the best deals?
June 25, 2019 What Are the Best (Nice-Looking) Cribs for Babies? Eleven designers dish on the most stylish cribs for your bundle of joy.
June 25, 2019 These Levi’s Raincoats Are Up to 53 Percent Off (Today Only) The raincoats in a range of colors for men and women are on sale today as part of wider Levi’s discounts on Amazon.
June 25, 2019 The Best Toothpaste on Amazon, According to Reviewers “This toothpaste saved my life.”
June 25, 2019 These Classic Castañer Espadrilles Are Just $48 They’re 60 percent off at Moda Operandi.
June 24, 2019 Guest Strat Haul: What Jia Tolentino Bought in June “Am I allowed to talk about weed beans? All I can say about these beans is that they’re very, very special.”
June 24, 2019 The Bristly Rods I Deep Clean My Mouth With (After Brushing) A gentle back and forth is often all I need to obliterate any lingering detritus in hard-to-reach places.
June 24, 2019 What Are the Best Belts for Women? Buckle up.
June 24, 2019 Lots of Adidas Sneakers Are Half Off at the Outnet Including Superstars, Stan Smiths, Gazelles, and more.
June 24, 2019 What to Buy to Look Like: A New York Art Curator “We never want to overshadow the artist, so there’s a shared sensibility around not taking up too much visual space.”

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