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Trump Says He Has ‘No Reason’ to Cooperate With House Democrats

Ignoring House Democrats’ regulatory efforts is now Trump’s standard operating procedure.
Steve King Says He Empathizes With Jesus After White Nationalism Rebuke

The Iowa rep said he had “better insight” into Christ’s suffering after getting censured in Congress for normalizing white nationalism.
Please Get Rid Of This Extremist, Washington Democrats Implore State GOP

In a disturbing chat with far-right activists, Matt Shea offered to surveil local liberals.
Did Trump Call a Meeting With Twitter to Complain About Losing Followers?

During the president’s closed door meeting with Jack Dorsey, he reportedly spent a lot of time talking about losing followers.
Netanyahu Wants to Name A Golan Heights Settlement After Trump

If Netanyahu really wants to honor Trump, he could construct the settlements in the style of the real estate magnate by ripping off contractors.
Jack Dorsey Meets With His Frenemy, Donald Trump

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Kushner: Mueller Probe ‘Way More Harmful’ Than Russia’s Election Meddling

Trump’s son-in-law reduced Russian efforts to buying “a few Facebook ads.”
Texas Senator John Cornyn’s Path to Reelection Gets Tougher

Texas Democrat MJ Hegar narrowly lost a congressional race in 2018. Now, she’s taking on Cornyn.
Supreme Court Telegraphs Approval for Adding Citizenship Question to Census

If the decision goes the way it appears to be going, states with many immigrants will lose federal funds and all sorts of political clout.
Pro-Trump Sinclair Broadcast Group Poised for National Expansion by 2020

The conservative local news giant is hiring national news anchors and bidding on regional sports stations. That could be bad news for Democrats.
Biden’s Shock-and-Awe Strategy for 2020 Race Smells Like Jeb’s in 2016

Jeb Bush offers an eternal cautionary tale for early front-runners with ideological baggage.
Samsung Delays Galaxy Fold Launch After Review Units Break

The bendable screen is folding, temporarily.
Kamala Harris Calls for Trump to Be Impeached

She joined Elizabeth Warren in supporting impeachment proceedings at a recent town hall.
Highlights From CNN’s Town Halls With Five 2020 Candidates

Democratic candidates Amy Klobuchar, Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, Kamala Harris, and Pete Buttigieg appeared at Monday night’s event.
Joe Biden Reportedly Delays Wednesday Campaign Announcement

He’s “been running for president since 1987 and can’t figure the basics out, like where to stand on his first day?” said a former aide.
Watch Amy Klobuchar’s ‘Please Clap’ Moment

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The Women Behind the Google Walkout Say They’re Facing Retaliation

Meredith Whittaker and Claire Stapleton outlined their allegations in a letter sent to other Google employees.
Ukraine’s New President Is Comedian Best Know for Playing Ukrainian President

Volodymyr Zelensky portrayed a schoolteacher elected to office after going viral in the political satire Servant of the People.
Bernie Sanders Doesn’t Need 2016 Support Levels to Win Lots of Delegates

The 15 percent minimum threshold for winning delegates will make it easier for front-runners like Sanders and Biden to hog them.
Report: Stephen Miller Intervened to Deport Individual Migrants

Trump’s most xenophobic senior aide has reportedly contacted mid-level DHS officials in a ploy to send individual asylum seekers across the border.

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1:11 A.M. Trump Says He Has ‘No Reason’ to Cooperate With the House Ignoring House Democrats’ regulatory efforts is now Trump’s standard operating procedure.
10:30 P.M. Steve King Says He Empathizes With Jesus After Racist Rebuke The Iowa rep said he had “better insight” into Christ’s suffering after getting censured in Congress for normalizing white nationalism.
8:14 P.M. A Washington Lawmaker Is Under Scrutiny for Far-Right Links In a disturbing chat with far-right activists, Matt Shea offered to surveil local liberals.
7:53 P.M. Joe Biden Reportedly Pushes 2020 Announcement to Thursday He’s “been running for president since 1987 and can’t figure the basics out, like where to stand on his first day?” said a former aide.
6:53 P.M. The Turnout Boom in 2018 Was a Preview for 2020 A Trump-centric election and the expansion of ways to register and vote early should combine to keep turnout as high in 2020 as it was in 2018.
6:39 P.M. Inside the Near Meltdown of the #Feminist Tour in Australia A rowdy crowd, an attempt to suppress the video via a legal threat, and ongoing controversy over the host — it didn’t turn out as planned.
6:34 P.M. Netanyahu Wants to Name Golan Heights Settlement After Trump If Netanyahu really wants to honor Trump, he could construct the settlements in the style of the real-estate magnate by ripping off contractors.
6:05 P.M. Bernie: I’m Just a New Deal Liberal in Socialist’s Branding Sanders said Monday night that being a “democratic socialist” just means believing in FDR’s Second Bill of Rights.
6:04 P.M. What a Citizenship Question on the Census Would Mean Benjamin Hart and Ed Kilgore discuss SCOTUS’s apparent willingness to let the Trump administration get away with undercounting the population.
5:37 P.M. Jack Dorsey Meets With His Frenemy, Donald Trump The pair met to discuss the health of the platform and conversation or whatever.
4:45 P.M. Warren’s Impeachment Gambit Could Work Out Well for Her By endorsing impeachment even as House Democratic leaders and most of her rivals held back, she could strengthen her claim to progressive support.
2:19 P.M. Senator John Cornyn’s Path to Reelection Just Got Tougher Texas Democrat MJ Hegar narrowly lost a congressional race in 2018. Now, she’s taking on Cornyn.
2:14 P.M. Kushner: Mueller Probe ‘More Harmful’ Than Russia’s Meddling Trump’s son-in-law reduced Russian efforts to buying “a few Facebook ads.”
2:10 P.M. SCOTUS Telegraphs Approval of Census Citizenship Question If the decision goes the way it appears to be going, states with many immigrants will lose federal funds and all sorts of political clout.
11:59 A.M. Everything You Need to Know About Trump’s U.K. State Visit MPs are cranky, the people are planning protests, and Trump might finally get that carriage ride he so desperately wants.
11:41 A.M. Pro-Trump Sinclair Broadcast Poised for National Expansion The conservative local news giant is hiring national news anchors and bidding on regional sports stations. That could be bad news for Democrats.
11:32 A.M. Biden’s Strategy for 2020 Race Smells Like Jeb’s in 2016 Jeb Bush offers an eternal cautionary tale for early front-runners with ideological baggage.
10:54 A.M. Samsung Delays Galaxy Fold Launch After Review Units Break The bendable screen is folding, temporarily.
Apr. 23, 2019 Medicare for All Should Hurt (Some) Hospitals and Doctors Achieving health-care justice in the U.S. will require taking on price-gouging hospitals and overpaid specialists.

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6:00 A.M. ‘Will Grief Destroy My New Marriage?’ You need to become brave enough to talk about this with the people in who know you.
7:34 P.M. Did Trump Call a Meeting With Twitter Just to Complain? During the president’s closed door meeting with Jack Dorsey, he reportedly spent a lot of time talking about losing followers.
5:48 P.M. Woman Charged for Throwing Puppies in Dumpster at Coachella Police found an additional 38 dogs in her home.
5:46 P.M. Starbucks Is Adding Needle-Disposal Boxes to Its Bathrooms The chain plans to install them wherever it is deemed necessary.
5:17 P.M. Coach Made a Podcast It’ll also feature celeb friends like Selena Gomez and Michael B. Jordan.
5:16 P.M. After Obama, Dems Should Know How to Defend Ilhan Omar For eight years, the right wing lobbed false, anti-Muslim attacks at Obama. Did Democrats actually learn from it?
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4:16 P.M. This Astrological Roommate Drama is Truly Unhinged Can you really deny people housing based on their star sign? Is that legal? What’s wrong with Capricorns?? We have the answers.
3:20 P.M. What’s Going on With These #FreeBritney Protests? Some fans, convinced the singer has been confined to a treatment facility against her will, have taken to the streets.
2:11 P.M. I’m Disabled. How Can I Improve My Sex Life? | Sex Probz In this episode of Sex Probz, hosts Francisco and Lola help Mira, a below-knee amputee and tattoo artist in Brooklyn, enhance her sex and dating life. video
1:39 P.M. How This Writer Gets Her Skin So Good Hunter Harris on why she deleted a boy’s number over sunscreen.
1:38 P.M. The Playboy Club Has Reportedly Fired Half of Its Bunnies And remaining Bunnies’ pay was slashed from $40 to $25 an hour, per a source.
1:30 P.M. A Complete Timeline of the Jussie Smollett Case The Osundairo brothers have now sued the actor’s lawyers for defamation.
1:22 P.M. Can You Buy (Actually Nice) $70 Wedding Dresses on Amazon? We interrogated eight brides who’ve done it.
1:15 P.M. Can You Guess Gigi Hadid’s Birthday Dress Code? Taylor Swift and Bella Hadid provide the clues.
12:00 P.M. ‘My Boss Found Out I’m Job Hunting!’ Will this be awkward? Yes, probably.
10:44 A.M. Elizabeth Holmes Spotted in Court Sans Turtleneck The accused Silicon Valley fraudster evolved her look.
10:04 A.M. Kamala Harris Calls for Trump to Be Impeached She joined Elizabeth Warren in supporting impeachment proceedings at a recent town hall.
9:44 A.M. The Royals Are Interacting on Instagram Meghan and Harry left Prince Louis a happy birthday comment.

6:00 A.M. The Act Recap: Chicken Can Wait The black humor of Gypsy and Nick’s failed getaway makes this installment of The Act less unnerving than usual, but no less dark.
1:21 A.M. Steven Spielberg Is a Netflix-Loving Hero, Actually He was just trying to help.
1:00 A.M. Theater Review: Can Tootsie Work When It’s Not 1982? Bubbly, clever lyrics can’t save a fundamentally flawed project.
12:12 A.M. Three 6 Mafia’s DJ Paul Is Suing Travis Scott And Scott’s 2019 Grammy’s performance is being used as evidence.
11:00 P.M. Fosse/Verdon Recap: It Was a Fine Affair A Gwen-centric episode puts the petty humiliations she suffers, both with Bob and on her own, into the larger context of her life and career.
10:01 P.M. eal Housewives of Beverly Hills Recap: Hear It for the Boy The world—or at least the Housewives’ corner of it—could use a little bit more Denise Richards right now.
10:00 P.M. Roswell, New Mexico Season-Finale Recap: Deus Ex Maximo The series’ freshman season ends by ditching its establishing central metaphor in favor of religious overtones that were barely hinted at before.
9:55 P.M. Britney Spears Speaks Out to Let Us Know ‘All Is Well’ “My situation is unique, but I promise I’m doing what’s best at this moment.”
9:32 P.M. James Wan to Produce Stephen King Novel Salem’s Lot Vampires from Atomic Monster.
8:49 P.M. Leonardo DiCaprio to Lead del Toro’s Nightmare Alley Everyone wants to be a scammer.
8:09 P.M. What The Critics Are Saying About Avengers: Endgame We’ve reached the end of the bifrost, folks.
8:00 P.M. James Holzhauer Is Officially a Jeopardy! Millionaire Now Answer: James Holzhauer. Question: Who is a millionaire?
7:53 P.M. Avengers: Endgame Is More Clever Than It Needed to Be It’s better than Avengers: Infinity War, which was better than Avengers: Age of Ultron; and it is, for a change, conclusive.
6:34 P.M. Ben Affleck to Star In and Direct Ghost Army Adaptation It will be Affleck’s first directing job since Live by Night.
5:11 P.M. W. Kamau Bell’s United Shades Returns to CNN This Weekend The eight-episode season kicks off on Sunday night.
4:55 P.M. The Britney Spears Musical Will Also Be a Movie, Baby Sony just scooped up the rights.
4:33 P.M. Why Does GOT’s Night King Want to Destroy ‘Memory’ Itself? How much stock you put in Bran’s interpretation of the Night King’s motive depends on whether you see it as a literal fate or a figurative one.
4:02 P.M. Game of Thrones Daniel Portman Says He’s Been Groped by Fans “What can you do? You know?”
3:20 P.M. Always Be My Maybe Trailer: Randall Park and Ali Wong Flirt On Netflix and in select theaters May 31.
2:00 P.M. Talking With Tim Robinson About His New Sketch-Comedy Show The SNL alum’s six-part series debuts today.

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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.
Apr. 17, 2019 Chrissy Teigen and Samin Nosrat Among Time 100 Honorees Massimo Bottura made the cut, too.
Apr. 16, 2019 The Hunt for NYC’s Best Ramen New York restaurant critic Adam Platt and his daughter Penelope sound off on Ichiran’s tonkotsu ramen and Niche’s smoked salmon mazemen. video
Apr. 16, 2019 In Praise of Schmaltz Bonding with a total stranger over the world’s most perfect food.
Apr. 16, 2019 At Last, Artisanal Bread That Tastes Like Kasha Varnishkes The Jewish soul-food staple was the inspiration for chef-baker Max Blachman-Gentile’s latest loaf.
Apr. 15, 2019 Abraço in East Village Turns Into an Aperitivo Bar at Night The bustling East Village social center has added evening hours, tasty new nighttime snacks, and some juicy wine on tap.

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Apr. 22, 2019 What’s the Best Plant to Give? Including picks for both plant beginners and home-gardening pros.
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Apr. 22, 2019 What Brené Brown Can’t Live Without “I’m a Texas girl. I was raised believing, ‘The higher the hair, the closer to God.’”
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Apr. 19, 2019 The Best Cocktail Party Icebreakers Are Vintage Magazines I’ve found they conjure just enough excitement and emotion to get people talking at the beginning of any gathering.
Apr. 19, 2019 The Lightest Things That Make Good Gifts, According to Moms Including bags, umbrellas, sneakers, and office supplies.
Apr. 19, 2019 This Travel Mask Keeps My Hair From Looking Like A Broom My hair tends to hate California water, but after using this mask in L.A., my hair dried looking smooth and silky, with no frizzies or fly aways.
Apr. 19, 2019 The 34 Best Things From Nordstrom’s Spring Sale Including goodies from Madewell, Eileen Fisher, Reformation, and more for up to 50 percent off.
Apr. 19, 2019 What Pet-Owners Need To Clean And Protect Their Furnishings Including (actually attractive) furniture covers and vacuums designed with pets in mind.
Apr. 19, 2019 44 Things on Sale You’ll Actually Want to Buy Lots of stuff for moms (and lots of stuff for you).

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