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June 17, 2019
“Black Gold” Is Almost Holy to Some Oil Producers in America
That makes moving toward sustainability just a bit more complicated.
How a Dispute Over Rap Lyrics Illustrates That Google Has Too Much Power
The internet isn’t supposed to work like this.
Can You Really Stop Tear Gas With a Water Bottle Like the Hong Kong Protesters?
If so, why doesn’t everyone do that?
The Hong Kong Protests Could Be a Prelude to a Big Showdown Over Taiwan
The island’s nationalists are emboldened. What’s the worst that could happen?
We’re in a High-Stakes Cyberwar Standoff With Russia, and Officials Don’t Even Want to Tell Trump About It
We’re in a dangerous new age of cyberwar, and it’s not clear who’s in charge.
Joe Biden Just Offered a Peek at His Health Care Plan. We Have a Bunch of Questions.
It's not Medicare for all, but it does sound ambitious—and, for now, vague.
Today, Almost All Drag Artists Have to Lip-Sync for Their Livelihoods. But That Wasn’t Always the Case.
Following the glittering road from “record acts” to “lip-sync assassins.”
How Rich Paul Orchestrated Anthony Davis’ Move to the Lakers
An interview with S.L. Price, who profiled the agent for Sports Illustrated.
June 16, 2019
Ruth Bader Ginsberg Attended What the Constitution Means to Me and the Crowd Went Wild
The play includes audio of Ginsburg saying there will be enough women on the Supreme Court “when there are nine.” It got a standing ovation.
Israel’s Netanyahu Names Golan Heights Settlement After Trump (But It’s Really Just a Sign)
The president celebrated the move on Twitter and thanked Israel for the honor that the country's opposition decried as a PR stunt.
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