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The Case For 2024 Indecision Is Feeble

Trump-wary conservatives have run out of rational reasons to be undecided. By Jonathan Chait

north carolina Mark Robinson’s Campaign Is Imploding While the scandal-plagued Republican isn’t dropping out, all but three members of his campaign staff now have. By Chas Danner
just asking questions J.D. Vance and the Rise of the ‘Postliberal’ Catholics His rise may bring relatively obscure ideologies ever closer to political power. By Sarah Jones
early and often Harris Agrees to Another Debate Against Trump on October 23 The announcement was a direct challenge to Trump, who now says it’s “too late” to debate again. By Chas Danner
early and often All the Drama Around the New Trump Movie The Apprentice From Donald Trump’s legal threats to the Ivana rape scene, the biopic has long been mired in controversy. But now it’s finally hitting theaters. By Margaret Hartmann

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Trump Is a Threat to Democracy. Saying So Is Not Incitement. Opposing political violence does not mean ignoring authoritarianism. By Jonathan Chait

politics Mark Robinson Called Mein Kampf a ‘Good Read’ on Porn Site More of the North Carolina gubernatorial candidate’s porn message board comments are coming to light. By Nia Prater and Chas Danner

the city politic The Other Eric Adams Scandal The NYPD shot a fare evader, a cop, and two bystanders. He defends it. By Choire Sicha

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The Cut

Your Weekly Horoscopes by Madame Clairevoyant: Sept 22–28

astrology Your Fall Vibe According to Your Zodiac Sign Even better than a PSL: hyperspecific autumnal-equinox horoscopes.
culture Real Aging Is Scarier Than The Substance The new Demi Moore film shocks audiences into submission. But its central conceit rings false.
parenting Pity the Dadfluencers Their content is for men, but their audience is all women.

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sex diaries The TV Writer Whose Lover Won’t Leave His Girlfriend This week’s sex diary. By Alyssa Shelasky
celebrity What Normani, Hannah Traore, and Yseult Wore This Week Fashion Month continues as fall weather ushers in some good layering. By Brooke LaMantia

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SNL Adds 3 New Writers for Season 50

Allie Levitan, Carl Tart, and Moss Perricone have joined the staff ahead of the big anniversary. By Jesse David Fox

SNL’s Opera Man Sings What We’re All Thinking About the End of Game of Thrones

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theater review The Beacon Needs Its Heat Turned Slightly Lower “One can’t be moved, or even really engaged, when a writer keeps saying, ‘See what I did there?’” By Sara Holdren
everybaby’s in la John Mulaney and Olivia Munn Welcome Baby Number 2 Méi June Mulaney was born September 14. By Bethy Squires
me too Emily Ratajkowski Draws Parallels Between Monsters and Diddy Trial “I think we need to have a conversation about male sexual assault.” By Bethy Squires

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Big, Sweeping Television Is Back What Shōgun’s incredible awards season performance says about the series, the Emmys, and the state of epic TV. By Joe Reid

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sunday circular 10 Things We Loved: Narcoleptic-Approved Sleep Masks to Peanuts-Themed Doormats Plus, the energy gel Eluid Kipchoge used during his historic sub-two-hour marathon. By The Editors
furniture The 9 Very Best Sleeper Sofas “The sign of a quality sleeper is that you walk into the room and don’t know it is one.” By Erin Schwartz
fitness The 12 Best Energy Gels Including gels that actually taste like real food. By Jeremy Rellosa
sales A Huge List of Sales: Sandy Liang’s Favorite Slides and $50 Off Alex Mill Including moto boots, Tata Harper body oil, and more. By Sam Daly
bedding The 11 Very Best Cooling Sheets Options for anyone who is always chasing the cool side of the pillow. By Lauren Ro

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How The Penguin’s Production Designer Created Her Gotham

The Penguin sleeps in a Diamond District vault, the Falcones have a Long Island mansion, and everything is loosely 1970s-inspired. By Adriane Quinlan

chapters Donald Judd’s Everlasting Influence Colin King, Nick Poe, and Landon Brown talk about the artist’s impact on their work. By Ian Volner
get out of town A Frank Lloyd Wright Homage in Chappaqua Plus a four-bedroom Catskills A-frame cabin renovated by a food critic. By Clio Chang
at home Ikea’s New Secondhand Shop Looks a Lot Like Facebook Marketplace A closer look at the company’s new “Preowned” concept. By Lindy Segal

a truly terrific new york listing An Abandoned Red Hook Building Redesigned for a Cookbook Author An open kitchen on the top floor meant Jessie Sheehan could perfect her recipes and look out onto the New York Harbor. By Adriane Quinlan
great rooms Making Plant Kween’s Crown Heights Apartment Bloom Just add wallpaper and lots of sun. By Wendy Goodman
under a million A Chelsea One-Bedroom With a Pool for Under a Million Plus a loftlike Park Slope one-bed with tin ceilings and two working fireplaces. By Kim Velsey

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Chloe Fineman’s Grub Street Diet

“I’m worried I have hypertension due to salt, but whatever.”

openings Bridges Opens Next Week With Eel Dumplings and Comté Tart Chef Sam Lawrence cooked at Estela before striking out on his own. By Chris Crowley
restaurant review Cafe Mado Is a Worthy Return to Locavore Cooking A neighborhood café takes ingredient fetishism to the extreme. By Matthew Schneier
what to eat ‘True’ Bangladeshi Cooking Comes to Queens Mezban House specializes in authentic flavors not typically found in any of the city’s restaurants. By Chris Crowley
underground gourmet For the Very Best Granola, Get to a Bakery Yes, you could buy it at a supermarket, but it’s better when it’s fresh. By Tammie Teclemariam

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Where to Eat in September The best restaurants for right now. By Edward Hart

the grub street diet Jeremy Salamon’s Grub Street Diet “My staff likes to make fun of me because I keep a stash of deli meat in the basement.” By Emma Alpern

restaurant review Le Veau d’Or Is Excellent Again The Frenchette crew has taken over the 87-year-old restaurant, and the snails are as garlicky and the duck as pink as ever. By Matthew Schneier

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