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- Brexit rooted more in elite politics than mass resentment
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- The most influential designer of the twentieth century is finally getting his due
- Is Obamacare going to be repealed? Probably not, experts say
- Barry Jenkins: “‘People in Korea don’t want to watch black characters,’ you can’t say that anymore”
- Philadelphia just passed the strongest fair scheduling law in the nation
- Acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney once called Trump a “terrible human being”
- New vaccine may protect people with celiac disease from gluten exposure
- Christian nationalists are trying to seize power — but progressives have a plan to fight back
- Giuliani says Trump will only do in-person Mueller interview “over my dead body”
- Congress likely to legalize hemp in farm bill. It should also heal USDA’s history of discrimination
- “Hannity” substitute says that seven-year-old immigrant girl’s death should be a warning
- Diamonds are forever — whether made in a lab or mined from the earth
- The regeneration of “Doctor Who”: Jodie Whittaker’s Time Lord proved the naysayers wrong
- Trump adviser Stephen Miller threatens to do “whatever is necessary to build the border wall”
- Honey-poached pears with burrata is winter’s new favorite dessert
- How Amanda Palmer and Neil Gaiman split emotional labor and “the diva card”
- One implant, two prices? It depends on who’s paying
- How the internet imperils good citizenship
- The world’s oldest cave paintings were probably made by Neanderthals
- Why shaming your children on social media may make things worse
