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Kanye’s Short-Lived Attempt to Get on the 2020 Ballot

West hired a campaign professional to gather signatures in Florida and elsewhere.

By Ben Jacobs

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Killing in Our Name During a Pandemic

After a 17-year hiatus on federal executions, the DOJ had no good reason to start again this week.

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Is It Okay to Lie Just a Little Bit on My Résumé?

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All the States Reimposing COVID-19 Restrictions

As COVID-19 cases spike around the country, many governors are reversing their orders to reopen parts of their states’ economies.
Control of the U.S. Senate May Not Be Decided Until January in Georgia

There’s a nontrivial chance that there may be one or even two general-election runoffs for Georgia’s U.S. Senate seats on January 5.
The Abortion Pill Is Now Available by Mail

A federal judge has ruled that patients seeking abortion medication do not need to pick it up in person during the pandemic.
Bari Weiss Resigns From the New York Times

The controversial writer and editor explained her decision in a letter that lamented the newspaper’s culture.
States Are Rolling Back Their Reopenings As Covid Cases Soar

California ordered restaurants and movie theaters to close indoor operations, and Texas has said further lockdowns could be necessary.
Glee Stars Lea Michele, Jane Lynch, and More Celebrities Remember Naya Rivera

Rivera’s co-stars, friends, and admirers share their memories and condolences.
4 Charged With Murder in Death of Rapper Pop Smoke

Two adults and two teens are facing murder and robbery charges.
U.S. Government Executes First Federal Inmate Since 2003

An early morning Supreme Court ruling, split 5-4 down ideological lines, allowed the government to proceed with Daniel Lewis Lee’s execution.
Grant Imahara, Mythbusters Host, Dead at 49

The engineer and roboticist worked for Lucasfilm’s THX and Industrial Light and Magic before making the leap to the small screen.
The Republican National Convention in Jacksonville Suffers Another Round of Notable Dropouts

Two more senators — and eight House representatives — have announced they will not attend the Republican National Convention in Jacksonville.
Prosecutors: Ghislaine Maxwell Put Her Phone in Tin Foil to Avoid Law Enforcement

On Monday, prosecutors wrote that Maxwell put her phone in tin foil to avoid detection, and that her wealth and connections make her a flight risk.
Tucker Carlson Takes ‘Long-Planned’ Vacation After Racist Writer’s Resignation

The Fox News host announced a “long-planned” fishing trip days after his top writer resigned for posting racist comments on a message board.
Supreme Court to Delay Arguments on Obamacare Case Until After Election

It’s a small break for Republicans who didn’t want more pre-election attention on their efforts to deny even more people health insurance.
California Reorders Shutdowns on Indoor Activity As COVID-19 Cases Spike

Governor Newsom cracks down on most indoor business activities with infections on the rise again.
Glee Star Naya Rivera Dead at 33

Her body was recovered from Lake Piru on Monday.
Los Angeles and San Diego Counties Will Begin the School Year Online Only

The state’s two largest counties will not allow public-school students to return to campus next month, as cases spike in Southern California.
Will We Get a Second Round of COVID-19 Stimulus Checks?

As the coronavirus roars back and Trump’s reelection prospects drop, odds of a second check are rising.
Coronavirus Deaths Are Catching Up to the Case Surge

As New York City has its first day in months without a COVID-19 death, the country’s new hotspots are seeing deaths spike
One-Year-Old Shot and Killed at Brooklyn Cookout

The 22-month-old was shot in the stomach while sitting his stroller at the end of another violent New York City weekend.
Chait: Trump Warns That Biden Presidency Would Be Disaster (for Ratings)

Finally, a second-term agenda Trump can credibly commit to.

6:20 P.M. Joe Biden Needs to Win Big to Avoid a Contested Election If Donald Trump is ahead on Election Night even with a majority of the vote uncounted, look out!
5:38 P.M. The Feds Are Killing in Our Name During a Deadly Pandemic After a 17-year hiatus on federal executions, the Justice Department had no good reason to execute prisoners this week.
5:36 P.M. All the States Reimposing COVID-19 Restrictions As COVID-19 cases spike around the country, many governors are reversing their orders to reopen parts of their states’ economies.
5:19 P.M. Trump Admin Nixes Plan to Block International Student Visas The rare reversal comes after Harvard and MIT sued ICE for requiring foreign students to leave the U.S. if they are taking online-only courses.
4:34 P.M. Facebook Still Doesn’t Get It A lead organizer of the ad boycott targeting the company discusses why its response has been so discouraging.
3:58 P.M. Control of the Senate Could Be Decided by Georgia in January There’s a nontrivial chance that there may be one or even two general-election runoffs for Georgia’s U.S. Senate seats on January 5.
2:15 P.M. Workers Should ‘Find Something New,’ Urge Fred Trump’s Heirs Have you thought about online courses? Or inheriting your dad’s crooked real-estate fortune?
12:35 P.M. Kanye’s Short-Lived Attempt to Get on the 2020 Ballot West briefly hired a campaign professional last week to gather signatures in Florida and elsewhere.
12:17 P.M. Biden’s New Climate Plan Is Also His Stimulus Plan And that’s the best thing about his $2 trillion vision for making America run on 100 percent clean electricity by 2035.
11:58 A.M. What We Do and Don’t Know About New York’s Reopening Plan Governor Andrew Cuomo released guidelines this week for reopening schools in the state.
10:45 A.M. U.S. Government Executes First Federal Inmate Since 2003 An early morning Supreme Court ruling, split 5-4 down ideological lines, allowed the government to proceed with Daniel Lewis Lee’s execution.
7:00 A.M. Washington’s Football Team Will Have a New Name. Who’s Next? The worst moniker in sports is no more. It may soon have company.
12:55 A.M. The RNC Suffers Another Round of Notable Dropouts Two more senators — and eight House representatives — have announced they will not attend the Republican National Convention in Jacksonville.
12:21 A.M. Ghislaine Maxwell Allegedly Put Phone in Foil to Avoid Feds On Monday, prosecutors alleged that Maxwell put her phone in tinfoil to avoid detection, and that her wealth and connections make her a flight risk.
July 13, 2020 Behold Governor Cuomo’s Pandemic Mountain Poster The governor has made another overstuffed, antique-style poster to celebrate himself — this time regarding the COVID-19 pandemic.
July 13, 2020 Tucker Carlson Goes on Vacation After Racist Writer Debacle The Fox News host announced a “long-planned” fishing trip days after his top writer resigned for posting racist comments on a message board.
July 13, 2020 Supreme Court Delays Obamacare Arguments Until Post-Election It’s a small break for Republicans who didn’t want more preelection attention on their efforts to deny even more people health insurance.
July 13, 2020 California Reverses Reopenings As COVID-19 Cases Spike Governor Newsom cracks down on most indoor business activities with infections on the rise again.
July 13, 2020 Coronavirus Hot Spot States by the Numbers A rundown of states — like Arizona, Florida, and Texas — facing alarming summer outbreaks, including closures, caseloads, and hospitalizations.
July 13, 2020 Los Angeles and San Diego Schools Will Begin the Year Online The state’s two largest counties will not allow public-school students to return to campus next month as cases spike in Southern California.

7:30 P.M. Ghislaine Maxwell, Deemed a Flight Risk, Is Denied Bail Her lawyers proposed she be released to a luxury hotel in Manhattan; a federal judge instead ordered her detained until her trial begins next year.
7:11 P.M. Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hospitalized With Possible Infection “The Justice is resting comfortably and will stay in the hospital for a few days.”
5:46 P.M. Cool TikTok Teen Silenced by Republican Parents Claudia Conway — self-proclaimed leftist daughter of Kellyanne — says her parents are “forcing” her off social media.
5:17 P.M. 4 Workers at Los Angeles Apparel Have Died From COVID-19 The company, started by American Apparel founder Dov Charney, had pivoted to producing face masks.
4:07 P.M. What Dimension Is Ivanka Living In? Amid record unemployment, she’s launched an ad campaign telling people to just find new jobs.
3:55 P.M. What Will College Be Like in the Fall? Most universities say they plan to resume in-person classes, but life on campus will be a lot different.
3:17 P.M. Would You Rather Sweat Milk or Sneeze Glitter? Plus 9 other challenging Would You Rather prompts.
2:58 P.M. Bari Weiss ‘Self-Expels’ From the New York Times “My own forays into Wrongthink have made me the subject of constant bullying,” she wrote in a lengthy resignation letter.
2:46 P.M. The Abortion Pill Is Now Available by Mail A federal judge has ruled that patients seeking abortion medication do not need to pick it up in person during the pandemic.
2:31 P.M. Rihanna Is Making Skin Care You can buy it very soon.
2:00 P.M. Trump’s Cruel Attack on International Students The Trump administration said it was rescinding its order prohibiting international students from staying in the U.S. while taking classes online.
1:57 P.M. How Elizabeth Chambers Gets Her Skin So Good The entrepreneur wants her routine to be clean, with a few exceptions to treat her melasma.
12:00 P.M. Is It Okay to Lie Just a Little Bit on My Résumé? This is a terrible idea, and could easily torpedo a job offer.
11:41 A.M. The 9 Absolute Best Fake Eyelashes If you really, really miss your lash extensions.
10:20 A.M. Well, This Is Certainly an Interesting Vacation Choice Love Is Blind’s best couple is taking their first socially distant vacation … to the same Mexican resort featured on the show.
10:00 A.M. States Are Rolling Back Their Reopenings As Covid Cases Soar California ordered restaurants and movie theaters to close indoor operations, and Texas has said further lockdowns could be necessary.
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July 13, 2020 Naya Rivera Is Dead at 33 Friends and family shared remembrances of the Glee actress after investigators confirmed her death.
July 13, 2020 What on Earth Is the ‘Boyfriend Cliff’? As seen on New York governor Andrew Cuomo’s latest political poster.
July 13, 2020 Remembering Naya Rivera’s Standout Glee Performances Thanks to Rivera’s committed work, Santana was often the best part of the show.

6:40 P.M. Justin Bieber Is Rapping Again, Now on ‘Whats Poppin’ Remix It’s all part of Jack Harlow’s quest for a No. 1 hit.
6:30 P.M. The 50 Best Action Movies on Netflix Right Now Triple Frontier, Snowpiercer, The Old Guard, and more.
6:27 P.M. Happy Endings Will Reunite, Making 2020 the Year of Penny A happy postscript, a happy dénouement.
5:20 P.M. Blerg, Most NBC Stations Won’t Air the 30 Rock Reunion Turns out they aren’t all synergy fans.
3:50 P.M. How Film Festivals Are Responding to the Coronavirus Telluride Film Festival is officially canceled: “Even the best strategy is threatened by this out of control environment.”
3:11 P.M. Glee’s Lea Michele, Ryan Murphy, More Remember Naya Rivera Rivera’s co-stars, friends, and admirers share their memories and condolences.
3:07 P.M. What Naya Rivera’s Glee ‘Songbird’ Performance Meant Santana Lopez gave a generation of queer people a flawed, deeply human role model to remember.
2:13 P.M. Dianna Agron Pens Tribute to the ‘Mesmerizing’ Naya Rivera “With Naya, everything was possible …”
1:56 P.M. Michael Che to Star in Sketch-Comedy Series at HBO Max The SNL co-head writer will star in the six-episode series.
1:30 P.M. Colin Jost Once Pooped His Pants at SNL And 19 other things we learned from his new memoir, A Very Punchable Face.
1:13 P.M. BTS Drop Japanese Album, Won’t Let a Pandemic Slow Them Down MAP OF THE SOUL 7: ~T HE JOURNEY ~ features remakes of hits like “Boy With Luv, plus two originals.
1:10 P.M. Bari Weiss ‘Self-Expels’ From the New York Times The controversial writer and editor joined the newspaper in 2017.
1:01 P.M. Kanye’s Short-Lived Attempt to Get on the 2020 Ballot West briefly hired a campaign professional last week to gather signatures in Florida and elsewhere.
12:28 P.M. Judge Rejects Controversial Weinstein Accuser Settlement “What is there to make me believe that a person who just met Harvey Weinstein has the same claim as [a woman] who was raped by Harvey Weinstein?”
12:14 P.M. Post Malone Got Patrick Mahomes Tattoo After Beer Pong Game This feels right.
11:42 A.M. Jenny Slate Wants Love for Herself and the Audience The comedian joins this week’s Good One to chat about finally filming her stand-up and her decision to leave Big Mouth. podcast
10:58 A.M. Lea Michele Shares Tribute to Naya Rivera and Cory Monteith No words necessary.
10:57 A.M. Lauren Lapkus Screamed at Adam Sandler’s Kids At Adam Sandler’s behest, no less.
10:50 A.M. How to Make the Oily Cakes From First Cow In 1820s Oregon, fried dough causes a sensation. But does it taste as good as it looks?
10:11 A.M. The Epilogue of Palm Springs, Explained The Andy Samberg–Cristin Milioti rom-com may be an homage to Groundhog Day, but J.K. Simmons’s character is the true successor to Phil Connors.

10:36 A.M. Everything You Need to Know About Eating Moldy Food “When the spores find their way to a jelly or a jam that’s not stored well, they’re really happy.”
July 13, 2020 The New Problems of Outdoor Dining Unpredictable weather, not enough tables, and the constant threat of COVID-19.
July 10, 2020 Playwright Katori Hall’s Grub Street Diet “Not actually burn stuff, but cook really good.”
July 9, 2020 From Quarantine Baking to a Full-blown Bread Business “I am in front of the oven for every baguette. I have to be really focused.”
July 9, 2020 The Mask ‘Debate’ Is What’s Wrong With Restaurant Customers By refusing to wear a mask, you say your comfort is more important than another person’s safety.
July 8, 2020 Living Through a Pandemic on an All-McNugget Diet “When restaurants are gone, you notice.”
July 7, 2020 Is the Uber-Postmates Deal Good for Restaurants? Operators tell Grub Street: It’s complicated.
July 7, 2020 A Few Things We Won’t Miss in a Post-COVID Restaurant World Farewell to obsessive napkin folding, complimentary bread baskets, and communal seating.
July 6, 2020 Uber Purchases Postmates The ride-hailing giant, which operates Uber Eats, had also tried to buy Grubhub.
July 6, 2020 The Underground Gourmet Tries Alternate-Side Dining With the reopening of New York restaurants, all food is street food.
July 3, 2020 Actress Rosalind Chao’s Grub Street Diet “I’m not one of those cooks who can just throw things together.”
July 2, 2020 Can New York’s Restaurants Survive on Outdoor Dining Alone? Owners are scrambling as they make just a fraction of what they need to stay in business.
July 1, 2020 L.A. Times Food Editor Leaves After Allegations of Abuse Peter Meehan had been at the paper since October 2018.
July 1, 2020 Indoor Dining Postponed Indefinitely in New York City It’s the only sensible thing to do.
July 1, 2020 Please, Tip 50 Percent At least that much.
July 1, 2020 How a Restaurant Reopens Before customers arrive, a million decisions must get made.
June 30, 2020 This Is Not the Time to Reopen New York’s Bars It would be a disaster.
June 29, 2020 I Lost My Dad to Coronavirus. I Have to Reopen For Him. Chef Leah Cohen remembers her father.
June 29, 2020 A New Culinary Collective Aims to Empower LGBTQ Makers Totes Gay is run by the people behind MeMe’s Diner and Queer Soup Night.
June 26, 2020 Food Media Must Work Harder to Fix Its Racism Problem It’s not enough to apologize.

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1:12 P.M. What Actor Brian Baumgartner Can’t Live Without “Yes, I do actually have a specific pot that I use for chili.”
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10:45 A.M. This Outdoor Griddle Is the Only Way to Cook Burgers It’s the best option for making flat, perfectly browned and crispy burgers.
July 13, 2020 The Best Office Chairs, According to Amazon Reviewers “This chair is perfect for his long legs and my big ol’ booty.”
July 13, 2020 Where 9 Chefs Shop for Groceries Online You too can have a bag of just-caught mussels, a bottle of beautifully aged soy sauce, even a whole duck sent to you overnight.
July 13, 2020 After Trying 200 Flashlights, I Swear By These Three Some are brighter than your car’s low beams. All three fit in your pocket.
July 13, 2020 11 Things on Sale You’ll Want: From Dyson to COS Including a rarely-on-sale bucket hat and a pet-hair-busting vacuum.
July 13, 2020 With These Butt Patches, Mosquitoes Don’t Even Know I Exist I’ve actually watched a mosquito approach me, linger a while, and then buzz off.
July 13, 2020 This Strategist-Favorite Natori Underwear Is Under $10 The chosen pair of both readers and contributors.
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July 10, 2020 How to Prevent Mosquito Bites, According to Experts It’s true: Some people are more susceptible to mosquito bites than others.
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Can Trump Make the Supreme Court a Campaign Issue Again?

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