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Does the Conservative Rage Machine Go to 11?

Republicans are now so angry, they want a candidate who will threaten to lock up his opponent. By Jonathan Chait

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tremendous content Melania Won’t Be Bullied Into Supporting Trump After Verdict Ivanka finally caved after the verdict, posting “I love you dad.” But Donald Trump’s wife hasn’t offered him one word of public support. By Margaret Hartmann
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what we know What Happens to Trump Now? His sentencing is scheduled for July 11. Here’s what else we know about the coming weeks. By Matt Stieb and Chas Danner

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What It Was Like in Court the Moment Trump Was Convicted Suddenly, the whole vibe changed. By Andrew Rice

early and often Joe Manchin Is Finally Leaving the Democratic Party The veteran Senate power broker may be having second thoughts about retirement and could run for governor or even senator as an independent. By Ed Kilgore

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‘A Pop Star Is Ruining My Friendship. What Do I Do?’

By J.P. Brammer

parenting I Don’t Want to Stop Sharing My Family on Instagram Maybe I’m deluding myself about the many dangers around posting children online. Maybe the joy and connection it brings are just worth the risk. By Amil Niazi
relationships How To Marry Rich Meet the influencers who urge their followers to find wealthy men. By Bindu Bansinath
culture Open the Curtains for Sarah Pidgeon The Broadway newbie is already Tony nominated. What’s next? By Cat Zhang

sex diaries The Divorced Dad Whose Date Is a Little Too Wild in Bed This week’s sex diary. By Alyssa Shelasky
celebrity What Willow Smith and Zoë Kravitz Wore This Week Plus a lesson on layering stripes from Andrew Scott. By Brooke LaMantia
lawsuits Bad News for Poppi Heads A new lawsuit claims the viral prebiotic soda may not be so “gut healthy” after all. By Bindu Bansinath

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gold rush

The Emmys Need a Reality Check

In the 21 years the Outstanding Reality Competition category has existed, only five shows have ever won. There’s an easy fix for this broken race. By Joe Reid

SNL’s Opera Man Sings What We’re All Thinking About the End of Game of Thrones

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The Strategist

fathers day 2023 The 38 Best Father’s Day Gifts for Techie Dads Gadgets and gizmos for dads who are into photography, groovy tunes, molecular gastronomy, gaming, and more. By Jordan McMahon
gifts The Best Gifts for Cyclists, According to Cyclists Ideas that will delight cyclists of any skill level — whether they’re training for a race or just the hill around the corner. By Jeremy Rellosa
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bedding The 23 Very Best Bedsheets Including cotton-percale, linen, sateen, silk, and jersey options, plus a handful made of alternative fabrics like bamboo. By Lauren Ro

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Curbed

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This Week’s Worth-It New York City Apartment Listings

Run to see the double-wide, $3,850 three-bedroom. By Nora DeLigter

the high end The Branded Towers of Miami No one will even build a luxury building in the city without a name brand attached to it. By Kim Velsey
helicopters The Private Helicopter to the Private Jet Is the New Flying Private The five-minute helicopter ride to Teterboro eliminates a 20-minute drive. By Andrew Zucker
street fights The Battle Over the Bed-Stuy Tennis Courts When a new tennis coach replaced the local teacher, many saw it as another sign of the neighborhood’s changes. By Clio Chang

living arrangements The Roommates Who See Each Other 5 Minutes a Week How two friends on opposite schedules make it work (and get enough sleep). By Kayla Levy
street fights The Dump Next Door How everyone in Woodstock started fighting over a 10-foot pile of backyard trash. By Clio Chang
under a million A Boerum Hill One-Bed With a Working Fireplace for $599,000 And a two-bed that makes a good case for life in Midwood. By Curbed Staff

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Grub Street

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Where to Eat in June

The best restaurants for right now.

the grub street diet Novelist Flynn Berry Grocery Shops for Her Characters “I always grocery shop for my characters, knowing what they eat helps me understand them.” By Alan Sytsma
restaurant review Theodora’s Cooking Can’t Be Pinned Down The food is all over the map. That’s what makes it great. By Matthew Schneier
nightlife Where to Drink and Dance in New York 111 nightclubs, gay bars, and karaoke dives where you can get tipsy this summer. By Brock Colyar
coming soon Clover Club Is Expanding, Right Next Door The Saloon at Clover Club will be a more casual companion bar. By Robert Simonson

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Where to Eat in June The best restaurants for right now. By Edward Hart

the grub street diet Aimee Nezhukumatathil’s Grub Street Diet “I loved the idea of two fish waiting for me in the darkness of my backpack for later.” By Rima Parikh

restaurant review Where Does the Wine Bar End and the Restaurant Begin? Pét-nats, pan roasts, and a lobster on the loose at Penny and Demo. By Matthew Schneier

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