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Everything We Learned From the Jussie Smollett Press Conference

Police said Smollett paid $3,500 to fabricate the attack.
YouTube Is Scrambling, Again, to Fix Its Child Predation Problem

The company has already removed 400 channels.
New NYCHA Monitor’s Strange Political Bedfellows

Federal officials’ pick to oversee public housing has links to Andrew Cuomo, Rudy Giuliani — and controversial activist Lenora Fulani.
Zuckerberg Will Finally Meet With UK Official

All it took was a blistering government report that called Facebook a corrupt company run by “digital gangsters.”
Families Are Being Separated at the Border Over False Allegations

A new report shows that one of the darkest chapters of the Trump administration is ongoing.
Report: Climate Denier to Lead White House Climate Panel

Trump’s new climate expert William Happer: “The demonization of carbon dioxide is just like the demonization of the poor Jews under Hitler.”
Jussie Smollett Named a Suspect in His Own Alleged Attack

Chicago police have accused him of filing a false report, which carries a felony charge.
Tom Friedman’s Latest Column Proves That Capitalism Was a Mistake

In “Is America Becoming a Four-Party State?” Friedman shows that the free market in hot takes selects for specious arguments and overheated headlines.
Everything to Know About Elizabeth Warren’s Universal Child-Care Plan

The plan would be funded by an “ultra-millionaire tax.”
Northam Bet He Could Remain Governor, and It Looks Like Virginians Will Let Him

Poll numbers suggest voters are reluctant to see the governor resign. That may be due not to loyalty, but a clear-eyed understanding of the stakes.
Pinterest Temporarily Blocks All Vaccine Content (Factual and Otherwise)

The platform, like many tech companies, is trying to figure out how to handle conspiracy theories.
Can Congress Stop Trump’s State of Emergency Declaration?

Congress can pass a joint resolution ending the state of emergency, but it would have to be veto-proof to stick.
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Turns out that piece of tech you bought under the guise of self-protection actually has the capability to spy on you.
Supreme Court Applies Ban on ‘Excessive Fines’ to States and Localities

The unanimous decision could have a big impact on state and local government, sparking many lawsuits aimed at fines, fees, and asset seizures.
Covington Catholic Teen Sues Washington Post for a Reasonable $250 Million

Nicholas Sandmann – a teenager perceived by the media as an avatar of entitlement – argues that he is entitled to a ridiculous sum of money.
CNN Hires Former Spokeswoman for Jeff Sessions to Coordinate 2020 Coverage

Sarah Isgur has no experience as a journalist, but she has lots of experience as a political shill with questionable opinions.
Trump Aides Pushed to Illegally Transfer Nuclear Technology to Saudis: Report

The White House pushed for the sale of nuclear power plants to Saudi Arabia — without seeking congressional approval, according to House Democrats.
West Virginia Teachers Strike Again, Appear to Score Another Victory

Hours after teachers walked out, a bill that would have raised their pay but allowed charter schools and private school vouchers was tabled.
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With Sanders running and Biden in the wings, Democrats need to take a serious look at the actuarial tables.
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1:21 P.M. New Democratic Primary Calendar Emphasizes Racial Diversity A changing calendar for 2020 means that soon after Iowa and New Hampshire very diverse states will dominate the calendar, and the contest.
12:30 P.M. Don’t Buy the Folding Phone Don’t pay Samsung $2,000 to help them field-test a first-generation device.
11:30 A.M. YouTube Scrambling, Again, to Fix Child Predation Problem The company has already removed 400 channels.
10:34 A.M. Zuckerberg Will Finally Meet With UK Official All it took was a blistering government report that called Facebook a corrupt company run by “digital gangsters.”
10:16 A.M. Migrants Families Are Being Separated Over False Allegations A new report shows that one of the darkest chapters of the Trump administration is ongoing.
8:30 A.M. 5G Is Going to Transform Smartphones — Eventually Over the next few years, the smartphone — and everything else connected to a mobile network — is going to be revolutionized.
7:34 A.M. If Ross Perot Couldn’t Win, Howard Schultz Has Little Hope Perot didn’t win a single state in 1992 — or cost Bush reelection. Schultz isn’t as well known, and there’s less of a rationale for his candidacy.
6:00 A.M. New NYCHA Monitor’s Strange Political Bedfellows Federal officials’ pick to oversee public housing has links to Andrew Cuomo, Rudy Giuliani — and controversial activist Lenora Fulani.
11:13 P.M. Report: Climate Denier to Lead White House Climate Panel Trump’s new climate expert William Happer: “The demonization of carbon dioxide is just like the demonization of the poor Jews under Hitler.”
7:56 P.M. Hate-Group Activity Is Rising, Which Should Surprise No One The Trump presidency corresponds to a major increase in white supremacist activity.
4:19 P.M. Tom Friedman’s Latest Column Proves Capitalism Was a Mistake In “Is America Becoming a Four-Party State?” Friedman shows that the free market in hot takes selects for specious arguments and overheated headlines.
3:51 P.M. Northam Bet He Could Stay, Voters Seem Willing to Keep Him Poll numbers suggest voters are reluctant to see the governor resign. That may be due not to loyalty, but a clear-eyed understanding of the stakes.
3:48 P.M. Pinterest Temporarily Blocks All Vaccine Content The platform, like many tech companies, is trying to figure out how to handle conspiracy theories.
3:30 P.M. Can Congress Stop Trump’s State of Emergency Declaration? Congress can pass a joint resolution ending the state of emergency, but it would have to be veto-proof to stick.
2:39 P.M. Google Sorry It Forgot to Mention Secret Microphones Turns out that piece of tech you bought under the guise of self-protection actually has the capability to spy on you.
2:21 P.M. Interview With the Amazon Slayer The nomination of State Senator Mike Gianaris to a powerful post was the beginning of the end for HQ2. His next target: vast corporate tax breaks.
2:02 P.M. Why Has It Taken Us So Long to See Trump’s Weakness? There’s a bad synergy at work between the short-termism of the news cycle and the longue durée-ism of the academy.
Feb. 20, 2019 Lindsey Graham’s Talk of Trump ‘Coup’ Is Just Trolling Andrew McCabe’s book provides more evidence that Trump’s Senate lackey is only threatening to probe the DOJ and FBI to give the president cover.
Feb. 20, 2019 SCOTUS Applies ‘Excessive Fine’ Ban to States, Localities The unanimous decision could have a big impact on state and local government, sparking many lawsuits aimed at fines, fees, and asset seizures.
Feb. 20, 2019 Trump Calls the Democratic Party Socialist. He’s Lying. The party’s leftward shift has been wildly exaggerated.

1:26 P.M. Tracy Clayton Is Back to Give Black Legends Their Due The former host of Another Round is interviewing icons of Black Hollywood for a new Netflix podcast.
1:25 P.M. Miley Cyrus Says She Got Married for ‘New Age’ Reasons She also says she and Liam Hemsworth are “redefining what it looks like for someone that’s a queer person like myself to be in a hetero relationship.”
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12:06 P.M. What We Learned From the Jussie Smollett Press Conference Police said Smollett paid $3,500 to fabricate the attack.
11:58 A.M. What’s With All the White Nail Polish on The Bachelor? I need answers, ABC.
11:32 A.M. Khloé Kardashian Addresses Tristan Thompson Cheating Scandal In a series of vague-yet-pointed Instagram Stories.
11:00 A.M. A Long-Awaited Renovation That Brings in the Light This three-bedroom Prospect Heights prewar apartment was purchased in 2012, but not updated until last year.
9:32 A.M. All About Meghan Markle’s Star-Studded NYC Baby Shower Serena Williams, Amal Clooney, and Gayle King were among the guests.
8:25 A.M. Jussie Smollett Is Now in Police Custody What started as an apparent hate crime has since grown far more complicated.
7:00 A.M. Inside the Khloé Kardashian–Tristan Thompson Cheating Story Jordyn Woods may have gotten a little too close to the Kardashians.
8:12 P.M. Jussie Smollett Charged With Filing a False Police Report He was charged on Wednesday evening.
7:33 P.M. Beyoncé Honors Meghan Markle in Beautifully Beyoncé Fashion She and Jay paid tribute to the duchess by replacing the Mona Lisa with a portrait of the duchess.
5:39 P.M. Gwyneth Paltrow Sued for $3 Million in ‘Ski and Run’ Lawsuit And now she’s counter-suing for just $1.
5:23 P.M. High School Cheer Team Under Fire for “Big Booty” Awards The school has apologized after an ACLU investigation.
5:16 P.M. The 20 Most Memorable Oscars Looks of All Time The craziest and prettiest dresses from 91 years of the Academy Awards.
4:07 P.M. Elizabeth Warren’s Universal Child-Care Plan: What to Know The plan would be funded by an “ultra-millionaire tax.”
2:45 P.M. This New Product Is Better Than a Highlighter Charlotte Tilbury makes it.
2:27 P.M. The Man in an 18-Year Relationship With Karl Lagerfeld “He made me laugh more than anyone,” Lagerfeld once said. “He was the opposite of me. He was also impossible and despicable. He was perfect.”
Feb. 20, 2019 Why Would Somebody Fake a Hate Crime? Exploring the psychology of ‘factitious victimization’ – and how it could be a factor in the Jussie Smollett case.

1:38 P.M. How the Oscars Went Austere for World War II After nearly canceling the 1942 ceremony, the Oscars took a less-than-glamorous approach throughout the war — including issuing plaster trophies.
1:36 P.M. The Favourite Screenwriter on the Mystery of the Rabbits Tony McNamara discusses how the rabbits helped him solve the movie’s most difficult scene.
1:28 P.M. How Russian Doll’s Oatmeal Went From Stray Cat to TV Star His real name is Louie and his trainer says he’s a “remarkable boy.”
1:15 P.M. The Haunting of Hill House Season Two Has a Spooky New Name The Haunting of Bly House is coming next year, and it’ll be inspired by the works of Henry James.
12:54 P.M. Watch the Trailer for Jordan Peele’s The Twilight Zone That Jacob Tremblay is up to no good.
12:51 P.M. How a 1970s Jeff Goldblum Film Foresaw the Journalism Crisis Joan Micklin Silver’s Between the Lines will be eerily familiar to any journalist or writer working today.
12:48 P.M. Desus and Mero Are Still Just Shooting the Sh*t “We shot a remake of Green Book that is amazing. And I can’t say any more than that.”
12:00 P.M. Showtime Is Making a Halo TV Series Yeah, like the video game.
11:27 A.M. All Your Questions About Jussie Smollett’s Case, Answered Chicago PD calls the attack a “hoax” that’s “egregious, untrue and shameful.”
11:12 A.M. Miley Cyrus Is Going Back to Her Hip-hop Roots Oh, good.
11:00 A.M. Greta Is a Rare Miss From Neil Jordan This rote psycho-horror flick has zero subtext and twists you can see limping toward you like the zombie tropes they are.
10:24 A.M. This Is Yalitza Aparicio’s Favorite American Phrase “It means the same thing in Spanish, and I like that!”
10:18 A.M. This Week in Comedy Podcasts: Daniel Radcliffe on HDTGM Rounding up our favorite comedy podcast episodes of the week.
10:02 A.M. Every Oscar Winner for Animated Short Subject, Ranked From its earliest honorees to the present, the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Subject doubles as a kind of history of the ever-changing medium.
10:00 A.M. Christian Petzold’s Transit Is Confounding, But Compelling Once the bitterly ironic vision of this slow-motion mistaken-identity farce takes hold, it eats into the mind.
9:53 A.M. Lena Waithe Producing Showtime Anthology Comedy Pilot The project is part of Waithe’s first-look deal with the network.
9:33 A.M. Rocketman Trailer: Taron Egerton Is Elton John Premiering in May.
9:00 A.M. How Every Best Picture Nominee Can Go Home With a Trophy For the first time since 2015, none of the Best Picture nominees could walk away from the Dolby Theatre empty-handed.
8:55 A.M. Jussie Smollett Turns Himself in for False Police Report Smollett previously claimed he was the subject of a racist and homophobic attack.
1:07 A.M. Eminem Is Furious That Netflix Cancelled The Punisher He’s not afraid to take a stand.

1:12 P.M. 10 Events That Should Be on Your Weekend Agenda Flaming cocktails, the art of the selfie, and Oscar parties.
11:52 A.M. How to Live, According to Kenny Shopsin Twenty nuggets of soul-saving wisdom from New York’s most opinionated cook.
11:00 A.M. The Brothy Goodness You Need to Make It Through Winter Start the countdown to spring with modern takes on the world’s oldest comfort food.
10:15 A.M. A Woman Died After Eating at a Michelin-Starred Restaurant Eleven others were also sickened after eating possibly tainted food at RiFF in Valencia, Spain.
6:00 A.M. A Survey of the City’s Elaborate Pasta Shapes New York chefs are in an arms race to create ever more niche pasta.
Feb. 20, 2019 Avocado Toast Finally Available in Hypebeast Form The “Suacamole” is hitting the streets.
Feb. 20, 2019 The Absolute Best Restaurants in Rego Park and Forest Hills This corner of Queens has some delicious eats, especially if you’re in the mood for Uzbek plov, Georgian cheese bread, or spinach knishes.
Feb. 20, 2019 Ranch Girl Is the Hero America Needs Now Aren’t we all all just trying to get some ranch?
Feb. 20, 2019 Madame Vo Barbecue’s Beef Feast Demands a Crowd Adam Platt checks in on an East Village newcomer.
Feb. 19, 2019 Of Course Bodegas Should Sell Marijuana What better way to lift all New Yorkers rather than just the privileged few?
Feb. 19, 2019 Could This Cocktail Be the New Cosmo? It’s got all the pieces — except a TV show to adopt it.
Feb. 19, 2019 An Exciting Dinner Series Will Bring Paris’s Mokonuts to NYC Gabriel Stulman will host some of the world’s best neighborhood restaurants at his Simon & the Whale.
Feb. 19, 2019 After 50 Years, the Donut Pub Is Expanding Talking to Buzzy Geduld ahead of his doughnut shop’s new branch, opening soon off Astor Place in Noho.
Feb. 19, 2019 Chelsea Market’s Buon’Italia Has a Secret Pasta Kitchen The gourmet grocer slings a mean paccheri puttanesca and more.
Feb. 18, 2019 This Popcorn Will Bedazzle Snack Snobs at Your Oscar Party Cult brand BjornQorn’s new meteorologically inspired flavor, Cloudy Qorn, is smaller, crisper, and roastier than the original.
Feb. 15, 2019 Restaurant Power Rankings: Where to Eat Right Now It’s our weekly ranking of the city’s most important restaurants.
Feb. 15, 2019 Amazon Bailed — and Restaurant Owners Are Bummed “Conservatively, I’d say we’ve lost $2 million in revenue per location.”
Feb. 15, 2019 Film Historian Karina Longworth’s Grub Street Diet “Everything arrived looking like a magazine spread from the 1950s.”
Feb. 14, 2019 10 Events That Should Be on Your Weekend Agenda Frida Kahlo, Off-Broadway Week, and Interpol.
Feb. 14, 2019 Which Highly Instagrammable Olive Oil Is the Best? Five experts put some of the most aesthetically pleasing oils to the test.

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Feb. 20, 2019 Unbulky Marmot Coats for Men and Women Up to 30 Percent Off Great for layering.
Feb. 19, 2019 What Is the Best Lingerie? “It’s the epitome of sexy glamour.”
Feb. 19, 2019 The 31 Best Sheets on Amazon, According to Reviewers From the cool bamboo sheets to the heavyweight flannel ones.
Feb. 19, 2019 Mascara (and Fake Eyelashes) Are on Sale at Ulta Today Only In honor of National Lash Day.
Feb. 19, 2019 The Next Status Natural Dish Soap Is by Rebel Green It’s charmingly packaged, and (entirely) sulfate-free and biodegradable.
Feb. 19, 2019 What Are the Best Digital Bathroom Scales? One displays an emoji along with your weight.
Feb. 15, 2019 Best Books on How to Raise Toddlers, According to Experts Parenting books to help you navigate the terrible twos and beyond.
Feb. 15, 2019 24 Cheap (Expensive-Looking) Amazon Living-Room Décorations From a circular mirror to a Jonathan Adler vase.
Feb. 15, 2019 What Chef Eden Grinshpan Nivron Put on Her Wedding Registry Including the Mauviel copper roasting pan she still uses and the Zalto wine glasses she regrets leaving off.
Feb. 15, 2019 The Strategist’s Mega Presidents’ Day Sales Guide Keep checking in over the weekend.
Feb. 15, 2019 What’s the Best Sofa Under $1,000? We polled interior designers to hear their recommendations.
Feb. 15, 2019 Today Is the Day to Get Yourself a Nintendo Switch You get $35 in Nintendo credit, which is free money toward a game.
Feb. 14, 2019 Ask Chris Black: What Are Your Top 5 Amazon Fashion Staples? Plus: the best men’s moisturizers and workout gear.

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