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The Disturbing Appeal of Boogaloo Violence to Military Men

By Kelly Weill

The fringe movement is the latest in a long series of paramilitary scenes to court U.S. soldiers.

By Hannah Seligson

Amid nationwide unrest, the tide seems to finally be turning on whether the first daughter’s friends in the NYC glitterati will continue to remain silent on her many misdeeds.

By Michael Tomasky

Donald Trump may have the instincts of a fascist, but it’s Bill Barr who’s executing that vision.

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By Tarpley Hitt

Women (and some men) have come forward to discuss how they’ve been preyed on at Los Angeles’ top nightclubs, painting an ugly portrait of the City of Angels’ nightlife scene.

By David Dent

Black gun ownership was already taking off in the Trump era. Then a deluge of horrific killings raised the stakes even higher.

By Lachlan Markay

Susie Lee of Nevada wanted regulators to loosen restrictions on how the gaming industry could access PPP loans. It helped her state—and her family.

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By Jeffrey McHale

Nomi Malone’s is “a story many queer people understand to our core,” writes Jeffrey McHale, the director of the documentary “You Don’t Nomi,” available June 9th.

By Barbie Latza Nadeau

Italy was the first European country to lock down over the COVID-19 pandemic. Now it is the first to open its borders to the EU but no one is returning the favor.

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 JOEMENTUM 

Race relations emerge as a key issue for voters after George Floyd’s killing.

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The city that never sleeps is stirring back to life after three months on pandemic lockdown.

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If you’re looking for a new set of bed sheets, these linen sheets will change how you sleep.

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The Seattle shooting victim, reported to be a 27-year-old named Daniel who was seeking to protect others, is said to be in stable condition.

 UPS AND DOWNS 

Former NOAA chief and space walker dove 6.8 miles in the Mariana Trench and celebrated by calling the International Space Station on her return.

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