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Elizabeth Holmes Knows Exactly What She’s Doing

In You Can See Everything, the Theranos founder is almost unrecognizable. That’s no accident. By Sarah Jones

the city politic

NYC Schools Chancellor Didn’t Impress Nikole Hannah-Jones

By Nia Prater Kamar Samuels submitted to an interrogation at a town hall about school integration, but he didn’t have much to add about his and Mamdani’s plans.

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social studies

The 75-Year-Old Screenagers

By Jessica Lucas Seniors are spending more time than ever on their slop-filled, scam-riddled feeds. It has become their adult children’s job to save them. podcast

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you can see everything

You Can’t See Anything About Billy Evans’s New Start-up

Elizabeth Holmes’s partner is in “stealth” mode building Haemanthus, a health-testing company using AI and lasers. It says it’s not “Theranos 2.0.”

the city politic

the city politic

NYC Schools Chancellor Didn’t Impress Nikole Hannah-Jones

Kamar Samuels submitted to an interrogation at a town hall about school integration, but he didn’t have much to add about his and Mamdani’s plans.

Elizabeth Holmes Knows Exactly What She’s Doing

In You Can See Everything, the Theranos founder is almost unrecognizable. That’s no accident.

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The 75-Year-Old Screenagers

By Jessica Lucas

Seniors are spending more time than ever on their slop-filled, scam-riddled feeds. It has become their adult children’s job to save them.

Trump Loyalists Wage ‘Blood Feud’ Over Missing Millions

Richard Grenell and Alina Habba Mildon are at the center of a swirling Trumpworld scandal.

Polls Show a Blue Wave Downballot, Too

Democrats could make major headway in Trump-state gubernatorial races while also flipping legislatures.

What Can CBS News Reporters Do Under Bari Weiss?

By Daniel Strauss

“Is Jan Crawford meant to adhere to standards while the editor-in-chief consistently ignores them?”

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tremendous content

Trump Helps Out by Dropping Antisemitic Slur at Kansas Rally

By Margaret Hartmann

The president’s comments defending Senator Roger Marshall were like an onion of things he shouldn’t be saying.

early and often

early and often

Can Ossoff Help Elect a Black Woman Governor of Georgia?

The freshman senator is breezing to victory and can likely loan some support and some money to hard-pressed ticket mate Keisha Lance Bottoms.

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you can feel everything

Go Ahead, Pity Elizabeth Holmes

You shouldn’t feel bad for feeling bad for her.

The Director Caught in the AI-Slop Crosshairs

Romain Gavras’s “Storm” was the kind of music video AI couldn’t fake. Then came an editing tool seemingly custom-made to replicate it into infinity.

James Dolan Is Doing All He Can to Kill the Knicks’ Vibe

Thankfully, the luster of June’s title win is impossible to scrub away.

Angie Nixon Won’t Stop Fighting

By Zak Cheney-Rice

Angie Nixon is showing national Democrats how to compete in a state they gave up on.

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tremendous content

Was Zacharia Just a ‘Pawn’ in Susie Wiles–Natalie Harp Feud?

By Margaret Hartmann

Disagreement between the White House chief of staff and Trump’s “human printer” is a recurring theme in all the gossip about her disastrous tenure.

Polls Show a Blue Wave, But Beware All the Close Races

Democrats look set to flip the House, while the Senate still depends on turnout and possible polling errors.

Everything Kimberly Guilfoyle Did to Try to Save Her Job

Paging Pete Hegseth!

Chocolate Is Getting Worse

By Rachel Handler

Everyone in my life agreed: It tastes different now. I ventured into the molten belly of our crumbling world to find out why.

DoJ’s Ilhan Omar Probe Reeks of Politics

The department has done institutional damage to itself by targeting a congresswoman just weeks before the midterms.

One Bottle After Another: Greg Bovino Hawks Whiskey Now

The former Border Patrol commander still wants to “Deport them All.” And sell some bourbon.

The War on Woke at West Point

By Jasper Craven

Pete Hegseth’s attack on the academy is upending military education.

Can a Politician Be This Kinky?

By Brock Colyar

Chris Gallant leaned into those leaked bondage photos. It might save his candidacy.

The Politics of Public Execution

State violence has been largely embraced by the right. Pete Hegseth wants to broadcast it.

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tremendous content

Zacharia Out as Press Secretary in Half a Scaramucci

By Margaret Hartmann

She flunked her appearances on Hannity and Fox & Friends, much like the bar exam. Less than 24 hours later, Trump fired her.

the approval matrix

the approval matrix

The Approval Matrix: Along Came Molly

Our guide to what’s highbrow, lowbrow, brilliant, and despicable.

the city politic

the city politic

What New York’s Governor Faces on Day One

Plus everything else I’d ask Kathy Hochul and Bruce Blakeman.