Among the restrictions? Turning Point USA can demand to review any journalist's footage of the rally.
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At the start of the Republican National Convention—the ceremony in which Republican leadership will officially…
In April 2016, the New Yorker published an extraordinary tale of male entitlement. Literary journalist Gay Talese…
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A 12-year-old girl on Long Island has died after being struck in the head by a stray bullet. Dejah Joyner was…
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Samantha Power, who last year became the youngest ever U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations at the age of 42, is…
An excerpt of Lena Dunham's new book is available at the New Yorker; in it, she discusses the various therapists she had as a child and then teenager, one of whom eventually led her to her best friend Audrey Gelman.
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When I was an insecure college freshman, Good in Bed was a godsend. The protagonist was wickedly funny, even as she…
Margaret Talbot's piece in the New Yorker this week might be called "The Extraordinary Resilience of Elizabeth…
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