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It Turns Out Banning Teens From Social Media Is Hard

Early lessons from Australia’s law booting kids off platforms like Instagram and YouTube. By John Herrman

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The Young Catholic Elite Poised to Take Over MAGA

By Nate Weisberg For J.D. Vance and his co-religionists in Washington, faith is a powerful means of ascent. podcast

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The U.S. Lost to Belgium in 2014. Things Have Changed.

By Will Leitch What you need to know ahead of Monday night’s World Cup rematch, which is close to a toss-up.

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Trump May Have Just Broken the World Cup: Live Updates

By Intelligencer Staff

His intervention and FIFA’s subsequent decision to unsuspend Folarin Balogun have made a complete mess of the tournament. Here’s the latest.

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early and often

Platner on the Ledge After Sexual-Assault Allegation

The Maine Democrat again denies misconduct but is considering “the path forward,” which could mean withdrawal in favor of a new nominee.

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american exceptionalism

One of FIFA’s Biggest Critics Has Some Opinions on Trump’s Red Card Intervention

“Even by the standards of FIFA,” it is an unprecedented level of foul play, says Samindra Kunti.

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early and often

Johnson Offers Trump SAVE Act Consolation Prize

With Congress paralyzed and the midterms approaching, Republicans want Trump to settle for a proof-of-citizenship grant program.

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Trump Declares Himself Savior of July 4 Fireworks

By Margaret Hartmann

He appeared to fall asleep during the show, but he was probably just reflecting on what a good job he did.

It Turns Out Banning Teens From Social Media Is Hard

By John Herrman

Early lessons from Australia’s law booting kids off platforms like Instagram and YouTube.

church and state

church and state

The Young Catholic Elite Poised to Take Over MAGA

By Nate Weisberg

For J.D. Vance and his co-religionists in Washington, faith is a powerful means of ascent.

The U.S. Lost to Belgium in 2014. Things Have Changed.

What you need to know ahead of Monday night’s World Cup rematch, which is close to a toss-up.

just asking questions

just asking questions

When It Comes to Anniversaries, Trump Is No Gerald Ford

By Benjamin Hart

Historian Douglas Brinkley on the Semiquincentennial bummer.

Karl Ove Knausgaard ‘Can’t Enjoy When Norway Is Playing’

The country’s most famous novelist discusses his beloved team and its superstar striker, Erling Haaland.

Guess What Kind of Man Is Running Freedom 250?

By James D. Walsh

Keith Krach was asked to lead the nation’s birthday party. He’s been accused of abusing his ex and child.

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the city politic

Is Mamdani’s 78 Degrees Too Much Collective Warmth?

If so, round up Rudy Giuliani, too.

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Democrats Need to Flip 4 Senate Seats. History Shows It’s Doable.

In 2006 and 2008, Democrats made net gains larger than what they need to take the Senate this year.

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Everything Going Wrong at Trump’s Great American State Fair

By Margaret Hartmann

From low attendance to power outages to a janky model of Trump’s arch, D.C. is marking America’s 250th birthday with a parade of humiliations.

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Even Republicans Don’t Want Trump’s Version of the SAVE America Act

Congress is paralyzed in part because of widespread GOP opposition to his proposed restrictions on voting by mail.

New York Just Hit 100 Degrees for the First Day in a Very Long Time

According to the National Weather Service, Central Park hit 100 degrees this afternoon for the first time since July 18, 2012.

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Trump’s State Fair Arch Gets Sad and Sloppy Renovation

By Margaret Hartmann

The shoddily constructed Arc de Trash has new columns and yellow foam dribbling from its seams.

What Is Going on With Mitch McConnell’s Health?

The former Senate Republican leader has been hospitalized since last month, and new reports suggest he was likely unconscious when paramedics arrived.

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the city politic

A Brutal Wake-up Call for NYC’s Democratic Establishment

The DSA’s primary sweep last week served as a needed reckoning for the city’s sclerotic party machine.

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the hamptons issue

The Storm at Devon Yacht Club

By Stephanie Krikorian

Members are fighting (and suing) over whether the old clubhouse should be demolished or renovated. It’s kind of ruining summer.

Trump Finally Got to Use His New Luxury Jumbo Jet

And it seems very likely he’ll find a way to keep his beloved Qatari 747 after he leaves office.

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Trump’s Ranting Could Push D.C. Fireworks Show to July 5

By Margaret Hartmann

The start time for Washington’s fireworks show is much later than usual, and Trump’s rambling rally speech could delay it past midnight.

Trump Made More Money Last Year Than His Entire First Term in Office

He pocketed at least $2.2 billion, mostly from crypto deals. The White House has insisted “there are no conflicts of interest.”

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early and often

Progressive Surge Shows Its Reach and Its Limits in Colorado

A DSA member knocked off veteran House member Diana DeGette, but centrist senator John Hickenlooper had no trouble moving on.

Possible GOP Governor Pick Won’t Say How Many People He’s Killed

Colorado’s Victor Marx, who is locked in a too-close-to-call race after Tuesday’s primary, has some unorthodox ideas.