Americans were already seething about the shutdown and the economy. Then they saw Epstein write that Trump “knew about the girls.”
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Americans were already seething about the shutdown and the economy. Then they saw Epstein write that Trump “knew about the girls.”
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The Trump administration moved to designate antifa groups abroad as foreign terrorists — setting up the prosecution of their U.S. allies.
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A stopgap spending bill just ended the longest US government shutdown ever, and it may decimate a weed-infused segment of the economy
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Closer inspection of prized Roman possessions has highlighted the possible networks of the artisans behind them
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And the pounding has persisted for more than 30 years
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Chemical traces in a royal vase suggest the narcotic may have been a routine part of life
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Flight-tracking is a powerful tool for government transparency. We’ll show you how to do it.
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A lyrical observation in verse turns out to be a glimpse at a star’s last gasp
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4:50 a.m. — Carmen arrives at the airport for her 6:15 a.m. flight.
4:53 a.m. — Carmen heads to security early, because she doesn’t have TSA PreCheck, CLEAR, or the subscription service where a man in a suit carries you, piggyback, to the front of the line.
5:03 a.m. — Carmen fills a plastic tray with her laptop, beeper, wallet, trench coat, and part of an ancient tombstone she stole back from England and is supposed to deliver to [REDACTED] before getting found by the kids on the show.
5:05 a.m. — Carmen’s luggage is flagged, and she has to go to the manual inspection table in only her leggings and the Backstreet Boys T-shirt she’s wearing under her trench coat, while a security team member inspects her belongings.
In a memo promising legal immunity for those who kill alleged drug traffickers, the Trump administration floated an unusual legal theory.
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Exchanges about Trump between a reporter and Epstein raise questions about what the New York Times knew and when.
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THE BELIEVER: You’ve been in the poetry and publishing worlds for some thirty years now. What changes have you seen in that time?
KEVIN YOUNG: I think poetry itself has broadened and deepened. What I see, having edited The New Yorker anthology, is the way that poetry really, in the past forty years, has exploded in terms of who’s publishing and who’s able to publish and the outlets for publishing. At the same time, it once felt like there was a different kind of robust, smaller-press life, and you had these different outlets and magazines, some of which I miss. But in general, I think there are a lot of people writing who were always writing, but who are now getting published more.