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Gawker Founder Nick Denton on Peter Thiel, ‘Conflict and Trollery’ and the Future of Media ’I’ve always had a surprising amount of respect for Rupert Murdoch’
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After Orlando, Hillary Clinton Must Defang the Demagogue. And That’s Harder Than It Looks Clinton will need more than ridicule
The Hollow Alliance The historic concord between the U.S. and Europe made the West safe and rich. Now it’s in danger of collapse
Why the Brits Are Poised To Take a Risk and Leave the European Union
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Sebastian Junger Says PTSD Is Our Fault ”The vets aren稚 messed up. We are. We as a society”
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Quick Talk with Nick Jonas The singer is out with his third solo album, Last Year Was Complicated, and appears on Audience Network’s mixed-martial-arts drama Kingdom.
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Emilia Clarke Clarke, 29, may be the fierce Khaleesi, Mother of Dragons, on Game of Thrones, but she’s much bubblier in her new movie, Me Before You (out June 3), based on the best-selling novel. In it she plays Lou, an aide turned love interest to wealthy quadriplegic Will (Sam Claflin).
A New Push for City Commuters on Two Wheels Electric bicycles are a staple of commuting around the world, and the U.S. could be next
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A New Generation of Bank Robbers Infiltrates Global Finance
The Cell-Phone-Cancer Link A new government study on rats linked cell-phone radiation to cancers of the brain and heart. It’s not the final word on the matter, but this research adds evidence that will lead to further study in humans.
Why a Seemingly Perfect Attack on Donald Trump Missed its Target He excels at “winning the news cycle”
How Islam Is Different From Other Religions We need to accept Islam’s vital and varied role in politics
A British Decision to Leave the E.U. Could Leave Its Economy Paralyzed by Uncertainty Uncertainty undermines the confidence of business leaders and investors
Trump’s God Machine How the GOP nominee won over a scion of the Bible Belt--and America’s evangelical base
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Free-for-Alls Zimbabwe pardoned at least 2,000 prisoners on May 23 in order to create more room in its congested national prison system. Here are recent mass pardons that have taken place, and why the prisoners were let go.
Ethiopia Aims to Lift Itself Out of Poverty by Damming the Blue Nile
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O.J.: Made In America Explores Why the Juice Couldn’t Set Himself Loose
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Lionel Messi in His Own Words The five-time world player of the year shares his excitement about playing in the U.S. during Copa Am駻ica預nd how he hopes the trip ends Argentina’s trophy drought
Bernie’s Evolution His unlikely crusade became a genuine campaign. Now Sanders faces a choice--and a test
Inside the Quirky Campaign Headquarters of Trump, Clinton and Sanders Photographer Landon Nordeman takes us on a visual tour of Trump, Clinton and Sanders campaign headquarters
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Venezuela Goes from Bad to Catastrophe Until the country has a government that can build a sustainable economic system, its misery will only deepen
A Bush Mother and Daughter Team Up Former First Lady Laura Bush and her daughter Jenna Bush Hager recently published Our Great Big Backyard, about our national parks.
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State of the (Uber) Union Toyota’s recent Uber investment marks the latest in a series of strategic partnerships forged between major automakers and ride-hailing startups. Here’s a look at the people actually using these services and what they think about the model, per research from Pew.
Congo Drifts Toward Dictatorship In the Democratic Republic of Congo, critics of President Joseph Kabila fear his attempts to cling to power after his second term ends this year could lead to violence after a key rival was charged with allegedly plotting against the government.
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Quick Talk with David Schwimmer The Friends star returned to TV as Robert Kardashian in The People v. O.J. Simpson. Next he’ll play a sommelier who partners with an ex-con chef to start a restaurant in AMC’s Feed the Beast, debuting June 5.
How Trump Went Mainstream (and You Can Too!) Our moral horror crumbles from even a light application of mass opinion
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I Left My Art In San Francisco A stunning new expansion by SFMOMA has transformed the City by the Bay into a premier destination for art
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Bryan Cranston Talks Walter White, LBJ and His Own Political Ambitions The ’Breaking Bad’ star won’t rule out a ’Better Call Saul’ appearance
How the Sykes-Picot Agreement Helped Make a Messed-Up Middle East The 100th anniversary of the Sykes-Picot agreement comes on May 19, marking a century that helped shaped the Middle East
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Why You Need to Save More Now The McKinsey Global Institute predicts that the average 30-year-old will need to up her personal savings rate by 80% and work an extra seven years to retire like her parents. Here’s why stock and bond returns are on track to shrink.
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The Americans Is Racing History In Its Best Season Yet A focus on relationships over spectacle has paid off for the FX drama
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Game of Thrones Proves Death on TV Is Meaningless Now Jon Snow is only the latest example of mortality’s meaninglessness in pop culture
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The two-time Oscar winner discusses her latest outing as a director, Money Monster, a thriller in which a disgruntled investor takes a financial-TV host hostage.
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Three New Earths Some very big news broke 40 light-years away, where astronomers just discovered a trio of very Earth-like planets orbiting a star named Trappist-1, which could harbor life. Here’s what makes them special.
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How DJ Khaled Became the Self-Help Sage of Snapchat He built an empire serving chicken soup for the millennial soul
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