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GoFundMe Becomes the Latest Platform to Ban Anti-Vax Misinformation Campaigns

Anti-vax, or “vaccine choice,” campaigns have raised $170,000 in the last four years.
E.U. to Let Britain Drag Out Its Nervous Breakdown a Bit Longer

The European Union has extended the deadline for Brexit, allowing the United Kingdom to carry on tearing itself to pieces until at least mid-April.
Sheriff’s Department Shot Teachers With Pellets During School-Shooting Drill

A nation that refuses to prevent gun violence can only rehearse it, over and over.
What’s Going on With the American Figure Skater Accused of Slashing Her Rival?

An American was accused of intentionally slashing her South Korean rival. Here’s what we know.
Trump Calls on U.S. to Recognize Israeli Sovereignty Over the Golan Heights

The president just vowed to nullify the international law prohibiting states from acquiring new territory through military conquest.
Amy Klobuchar Questioned for ‘Tough on Crime’ Record As Prosecutor

How she treats staff is now just one of multiple criticisms of the candidate’s idea of “toughness.”
Facebook Stored Passwords Insecurely for Years

Facebook employees could have easily accessed the login info for hundreds of millions of users.
Elizabeth Holmes’s Family Breaks Their Silence on Her Voice

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John Hickenlooper Recounts the Time He Took His Mother to See Deep Throat

Top this anecdote, Bernie.
New Zealand Bans Sale of Assault Rifles Less Than a Week After Christchurch

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern promised gun reform immediately. She delivered, banning the sale of military-style weapons and high-capacity magazines.
A Brief History of Trump’s Feud With John McCain

From life until after death.
City Seeks to Move Mentally Ill Inmates to Hospitals

Officials are exploring creating “therapeutic” units for inmates with complex medical needs. But who will run the units is being closely watched.
Report: Democrats Want to Find Out What Hope Hicks Knows

The former White House comms director has reportedly agreed to help House Democrats pursuing potential obstruction of justice charges for Trump.
Meet 10 Emerging Writers Who Just Won the Whiting Award

The prestigious literary prize predicts future fame and success.
JetBlue Pilots Accused of Drugging and Raping 3 Crew Members

The women say they reported the assaults to JetBlue, but that no action was taken against the pilots.
Mike Gravel, an 88-Year-Old Dark Horse 2020 Candidate Who’s a Hit with the Teens

Gravel has always been unconventional, going back to his days as a high-profile Senate opponent of the Vietnam War.
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Florida GOP Readies Poll Tax to Nullify Ex-Felons’ Voting Rights

Floridians voted to re-enfranchise the formerly incarcerated last fall. Republicans want to make them pay off all court fines and fees first.
Chick-fil-A Donated $1.8 Million to Anti-LGBTQ Groups in 2017

The company had said in 2012 that it would stop doing this.

12:02 P.M. GoFundMe Bans Anti-Vax Misinformation Campaigns Anti-vax, or “vaccine choice,” campaigns have raised $170,000 in the last four years.
11:50 A.M. Trump Is a Massive Failure—and Getting Exactly What He Wants At the level of governance, he’s a catastrophe. But meanwhile he keeps tightening his grasp on the country.
11:27 A.M. E.U. to Let U.K. Drag Out Its Nervous Breakdown a Bit Longer The European Union has extended the deadline for Brexit, allowing the United Kingdom to carry on tearing itself to pieces until at least mid-April.
10:41 A.M. Everything We’ve Learned From Robert Mueller’s Investigation Trump keeps saying Mueller hasn’t found anything, but he’s charged over 30 people and laid out many ways Russia tried to influence the 2016 election.
8:39 A.M. White House: Welfare Cuts Poverty. So, Let’s Cut Welfare. A White House report argues that the safety net has nearly eliminated poverty — so we should slash it to teach the poor “self-sufficiency.”
8:00 A.M. How Quickly Will the Democrats Have a Front-runner? More than likely someone will eventually stroll to the nomination in 2020. But maybe not so fast and maybe not at all.
8:00 A.M. Indiana Teachers Mock Executed During School-Shooting Drill A nation that refuses to prevent gun violence can only rehearse it, over and over.
5:41 P.M. Are Democrats Too Nervous to Nominate a Woman? The trauma of 2016 may have given rise to a cautious way of looking at 2020.
5:37 P.M. Trump: Israel Has Sovereignty Over the Golan Heights The president just vowed to nullify the international law prohibiting states from acquiring new territory through military conquest.
4:21 P.M. Klobuchar Questioned for ‘Tough’ Record As Prosecutor How she treats staff is now just one of multiple criticisms of the candidate’s idea of “toughness.”
3:15 P.M. What Happened to Everyone in the College Admissions Scandal USC has rejected several applicants, influencer Olivia Jade Giannulli lost major endorsement deals, and Hallmark is done with Lori Loughlin.
2:41 P.M. Alex Gibney on Why Elizabeth Holmes Believed Her Own Lies “There was a lot of cognitive dissonance going on. I think she knew that the machine had problems. But there was a kind of willful denial.”
2:18 P.M. Facebook Stored Passwords Insecurely for Years Facebook employees could have easily accessed the login info for hundreds of millions of users.
Mar. 21, 2019 John Hickenlooper Took His Mother to See Deep Throat Top this anecdote, Bernie.
Mar. 21, 2019 SPECIAL REPORT: NYPD’s Mental-Illness Response Breakdown As 911 calls reporting emotionally disturbed people double in a decade, training lags and a key response team is shut out of the emergency system.
Mar. 21, 2019 9 Reasons a Biden-Abrams Ticket Is a Brilliant Idea for Both A kooky, out-of-the-box idea that actually makes total sense.
Mar. 21, 2019 Voting-Rights Push Could Begin a Third Reconstruction Partisan polarization over voting rights shows how much political power, now as in the 1860s and 1960s, depends on who participates in democracy.
Mar. 21, 2019 City Seeks to Move Mentally Ill Inmates to Hospitals Officials are exploring creating “therapeutic” units for inmates with complex medical needs. But who will run the units is being closely watched.
Mar. 21, 2019 Report: Democrats Want to Find Out What Hope Hicks Knows The former White House comms director has reportedly agreed to help House Democrats pursuing potential obstruction of justice charges for Trump.
Mar. 20, 2019 New Zealand Banned Assault Weapons in Less Than a Week Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced the ban of military-style weapons and high-capacity magazines, and a buyback plan to get them off the streets.

12:41 P.M. The Obamas Bless Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez’s Union The former president sent the couple a handwritten note.
12:16 P.M. A Guide to the Major Sex-Video Scandal Engulfing K-Pop Several top artists are involved in a scandal involving allegations of drugging, sexual assault, and filming non-consenting women during sex.
11:49 A.M. 9-Year-Old Detained at Border for Giving ‘Inconsistent Info’ Customs and Border Protection held Julia Isabel Amparo Medina for 32 hours by herself.
11:31 A.M. 38 Things on Sale You’ll Actually Want to Buy Plus, a rarely-on-sale Noguchi lamp.
11:20 A.M. What My Immigrant Family Taught Me About Money My grandmother kept cash in a shoebox hidden in her closet.
10:53 A.M. Why Are So Many Grown Men Obsessed With AOC? She just wants to know.
9:00 A.M. Eve Ewing Is the True Mayor of Chicago A conversation with the writer, scholar, and playwright.
8:59 A.M. Why Is Egging So Satisfying? A historian and schadenfreude expert explains.
8:50 A.M. Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott Went Out in Public Together What does it mean?
6:30 A.M. A Pas de Deux of Color and Shape Spring fashion, photographed by a former dancer.
6:40 P.M. All About the 24-Year-Old Accused of Killing an NYC Mob Boss A Mafia expert says the suspect will be “a marked man the rest of his life.”
5:58 P.M. It’s Great to Live in a Country Where Giving Birth Costs $60 Nikki Haley said Finnish people don’t like their health-care system. Journalist Anu Partanen — who recently moved back there — disagrees.
5:45 P.M. What to Know About Mayor Pete (Buttigieg) Everything from what he thinks about health care to James Joyce.
5:18 P.M. 5 Women Try Sephora’s Best-Reviewed Lip Balm Testing out Laneige’s Lip Sleeping Mask
4:47 P.M. U.S. Figure Skater Accused of Slashing Rival: What We Know An American was accused of intentionally slashing her South Korean rival. Here’s what we know.
3:42 P.M. How I Get It Done: Natural Beauty CEO Tata Harper On working out of a barn filled with standing desks.
2:57 P.M. The Fear of Losing It All What happens to your brain when you worry about money.
2:52 P.M. This Ethical Brazilian Brand Has Launched in the U.S. Exactly what you want to wear after months spent in puffer coats.
2:06 P.M. Alexa, Send Me Your Skin-Care Secrets Amazon just launched their own skin-care line.
2:01 P.M. A Munchausen Expert on What The Act Gets Right Hulu’s new show depicts a dramatized version of a brutal real-life crime. We asked an expert to weigh in on its accuracy.

12:26 P.M. Best Rap of the week: Chief Keef, Maxo, Quelle Chris Featuring Detroit innovation, coming-of-age meditations, and more.
12:04 P.M. Ryan Murphy’s Netflix Show The Politician to Debut September Meet Payton Hobart, aspiring president.
11:55 A.M. Us Doesn’t Live Up to Get Out, But It Shows Peele’s Promise The director’s second feature isn’t as trim or impish in its satire as his marvelous debut, but it’s the most inspiring kind of miss.
11:50 A.M. The Best Songs of the Week: Lizzo, the Cranberries, and More Club anthems, snarling post-punk, classic grunge bands, and more music you need to hear.
11:45 A.M. Tame Impala Is More Subdued Than Ever on New Song ‘Patience’ It might make you think about the passage of the time … and also maybe yachts.
11:23 A.M. Us’s Evan Alex on the Bad Advice He Got From Winston Duke Can someone cast this kid in Black Panther 2?
11:06 A.M. Glenn Close Dressed As a Sheep for Paul Schrader’s Christmas “She just showed up dressed as a sheep.”
10:54 A.M. The Trolls of Late Night From John Oliver’s segment on public shaming to Devin Nunes’s cow, internet trolling had a big role on late night this week.
10:00 A.M. The Birds in Netflix’s New Nature Doc Are Big Ole Freaks Tickle my face with your tail feather so I know it’s real. video
9:00 A.M. The OA: Part II Recap: The Prophet of the Valley As always, The OA is on a long, sprawling journey that will end in either deliverance or more madness.
8:30 A.M. Ash Is Purest White Is an Unrequited Love Story Jia Zhangke’s latest portrait of recent Chinese history is a long, strange, lovelorn trip — maybe a little too long.
8:00 A.M. Spring Horror Preview: Us, Erotic Cellist Thrills, and More Turn off the lights and let Church the cat be your guide to terror.
6:00 A.M. The OA: Part II Premiere Recap: Investigation Discovery The unapologetically strange Netflix series returns wrapped in a detective story that quickly opens a wormhole into a much larger conspiracy.
1:41 A.M. Trevor Noah Doesn’t Understand U.S. Timetable for Tragedies “In America, whenever people want to fix a problem, it seems like it’s never the right time.”
12:13 A.M. Listen: Tame Impala Releases First New Music in 4 Years “Patience” is the name of the track and the virtue Kevin Parker tested in all of us.
11:54 P.M. Beto O’Rourke Vows to Heal This Country and the Mars Volta “That group is one of the most talented collections of individuals and I’m really proud that they’re from El Paso.”
11:26 P.M. Grey’s Anatomy Recap: Blue Light Special DeLuca is still processing what happened with his father last week. Apparently, he’s not great at processing.
10:32 P.M. How 9/11 Killed the Forrest Gump Sequel We were deprived Forrest riding in OJ’s Bronco and dancing with Princess Di.
10:30 P.M. RuPaul’s Drag Race Recap: Make Season 11 Great Again Drag Race gives its standard lip-sync musical challenge the Trump treatment, and it is truly bizarre.
9:55 P.M. Courteney Cox Visited Monica’s Apartment Building in NYC “The One Where My Rent Went Up $12,000.”

12:38 P.M. This Whole CBD Thing Has Officially Gone Too Far Does the world really need CBD hummus?
12:15 P.M. Restaurant Power Rankings: Where to Eat Right Now It’s our weekly ranking of the city’s most important restaurants.
8:00 A.M. Marlon James’s Grub Street Diet “You’d be amazed how many people screw up a Dark ’N’ Stormy.”
2:30 P.M. Great Chicken Sandwiches That Aren’t From Chick-fil-A Where to go when you want a squishy bun and juicy bird that are also free of problematic politics.
2:28 P.M. 10 Events That Should Be on Your Weekend Agenda Kiss’s final tour, a pageant for dudes, and Miho Hatori.
Mar. 21, 2019 A Seafood Lover’s Guide to New York’s Newest Restaurants Plus all the standout dishes you should order when you get there.
Mar. 20, 2019 Chick-fil-A Donated $1.8 Million to Anti-Gay Groups in 2017 The company had said in 2012 that it would stop doing this.
Mar. 20, 2019 Home Cooking, Straight From the Melting Pot For the children of immigrants, unique, cross-cultural cooking is a way of life.
Mar. 20, 2019 The Absolute Best Shakshuka in New York The saucy, often spicy North African skillet-poached egg dish has become a New York brunch staple.
Mar. 20, 2019 A Chef’s Table Spin-off Called Street Food Debuts Next Month The first season will cover nine countries around Asia.
Mar. 19, 2019 How One Chef Shifted Gears to Become an Empire-Builder John Fraser’s latest restaurant, 701West, opens tonight in Times Square.
Mar. 19, 2019 Americans Are Falling Out of Love With Chicken Nuggets People prefer their poultry in “strip” form now.
Mar. 19, 2019 James Beard Foundation Announces Its 2019 Leadership Awards The winners include Sean Sherman of the Sioux Chef.
Mar. 19, 2019 The Great Mystery of Thomas Keller’s TAK Room Solved A crucial talking point for the Hudson Yards restaurant is explained in time for tomorrow night’s opening.
Mar. 19, 2019 Rice Cake Fundido Is a Perfect Korean-Swiss-Mexican Mash-Up At Brooklyn’s Haenyeo, chef Jenny Kwak has created a new type of multicultural food.
Mar. 18, 2019 A Former Eleven Madison Park Chef Has Opened Crown Shy James Kent’s first solo project arrives in the Financial District.
Mar. 18, 2019 The Inventor of Jelly Belly Is Making CBD Jelly Beans David Klein gave up his stake in Jelly Belly in 1980, but he’s back with a very 2019 take on the candy.
Mar. 17, 2019 Mister Paradise’s Apple-Pie Hot Pocket Is No Joke It was partly inspired by another nostalgia-inducing fast-food archetype, the deep-fried classic chez Mickey D.
Mar. 15, 2019 This Red Hook Tavern Is Part Americana, Part Cantina It’s like a roadhouse with tacos from former Mettā chef Norberto Piattoni.
Mar. 15, 2019 Food & Wine Shares Its List of Great Restaurants to Work For The publication hired James Beard award–winning investigative reporter Tracie McMillan to lead the inaugural effort.

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Mar. 21, 2019 How to Get Rid of Dust, According to Cleaning Experts Your broom and duster aren’t helping.
Mar. 21, 2019 I Tried Bose’s Surprisingly Nice-Looking Audio Sunglasses They offer augmented reality — and look like Ray-Bans.
Mar. 21, 2019 This Soil-Free Herb Garden for Dummies Is Half Off It was recommended to us by multiple plant experts.
Mar. 21, 2019 The 5 Lip Balms I Use to Keep My Mouth Moisturized “It has no scent, which is far preferable to feeling like you have just smeared wads of Juicy Fruit on your lips.”
Mar. 20, 2019 These Mugwort Products Have Saved My Skin From Red Patches The ingredient has become super-popular on Reddit.
Mar. 20, 2019 How Should I Take Care of My (Newly) Bald Head? “SPF 30 or higher. Higher is better.”
Mar. 20, 2019 31 Cheap (But Expensive-Looking) Kids’ Bedroom Decorations A cow-print stool, a cloud rug, and a sparrow mobile.
Mar. 20, 2019 9 Chefs on Their Favorite Salts Flaky salts harvested from Japan to Cape Cod.
Mar. 20, 2019 Things That Will Sell Out Soon: From Björk to Everlane From preppy pillows to cool-kid cassettes.
Mar. 20, 2019 You Can Buy Anna Wintour’s Office Chair Online You may not work at Vogue, but you can still be sitting pretty.
Mar. 20, 2019 This Extremely Nice-Looking Frying Pan Is a Mere 10 Bucks You won’t mind leaving it out on the stove.
Mar. 20, 2019 Linda Wells’s Flesh Beauty Lipsticks Are on Sale at Ulta Now They’re 50 percent off today only.
Mar. 20, 2019 What Writer Leanne Shapton Can’t Live Without “I searched and compared online all these different fake fireplaces, and I found this space heater slash fireplace that I love.”
Mar. 19, 2019 The Best Jewelry Organizers, According to Amazon Reviews “This jewelry box is truly a jewel!”
Mar. 19, 2019 I Should’ve Used Japanese and Korean Cotton Pads All Along “Of course, some quick research revealed that Japanese and Korean beauty companies began creating superior cotton pads for skin care years ago.”

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