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the money game

Who Wants 30,000 Used Teslas?

Hertz decided to unload its fleet of the electric vehicles. For some drivers, it has been a disaster. By Kevin T. Dugan

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early and often Trump Doesn’t Seem That Bothered by Kristi Noem Dog Killing Is she still on his VP shortlist? Perhaps not. But Trump hinted that the governor could still have a place in his administration. By Margaret Hartmann
early and often Matt Gaetz Fancies Himself a Proud Boy The congressman said he’s “standing back and standing by,” referring to Trump’s infamous direction to the far-right group. By Matt Stieb
early and often Who’s the Trump VP Pick? Latest Odds for Every Shortlist Candidate. Does MTG have “the look”? Is Tim Scott loyal enough? Is Kristi Noem out? Here are each VP candidate’s odds in the race to be Trump’s running mate. By Margaret Hartmann

the takeover
Our Campus. Our Crisis. Inside the encampments and crackdowns that shook American politics. A report by the student journalists of the Columbia Daily Spectator. By Columbia Daily Spectator

past is prologue Why a Late Kennedy 2024 Polling Boom Is Unlikely The last three independent presidential candidates who polled at over 10 percent lost momentum by Election Day. By Ed Kilgore

palestine The Moral Necessity of Protest What’s happening in Gaza is unbearable. By Sarah Jones

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The Cut

astrology

Madame Clairevoyant: Horoscopes for the Week of May 12–18

By Claire Comstock-Gay

mental health Do ‘Parentified Children’ Really Have It So Bad? One eldest daughter speaks. By Rachel Connolly
parenting Why Would Anyone Look for a Sperm Donor on Facebook? Meet the women logging on for fresh semen and the men who get their kicks offering their seed. By Anya Kamenetz
books The Most Aspirational Part of Miranda July’s New Novel It’s not just the insatiable horniness or radical depiction of perimenopause. By Emily Gould

2024 election Cardi B Says She’s Not Voting This Year She’s unimpressed with both Trump and Biden. By Tariro Mzezewa
red carpet Cannes Film Festival Red-Carpet 2024: All the Looks Plus, a deep dive on who is in attendance and what films are premiering. gallery By Brooke LaMantia
celebrity So What Are All of Justin Bieber’s Hip Pastors Up To? Checking in on Hollywood’s favorite Evangelical preachers. By Allie Jones

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Vulture

movie review

The Amy Winehouse Movie Doesn’t Like Amy Winehouse Very Much

Why is Back to Black so bent on absolving the men in the troubled singer’s orbit? By Alison Willmore

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tour diary The Concierge Comedian For the first time in his career, Zak Toscani is making a living doing comedy by performing in people’s backyards, basements, and unfinished kitchens. By Hershal Pandya
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now streaming Dune: Part Two Will Thump on Max Soon Denis Villeneuve’s sci-fi sequel hits streaming next week. By Savannah Salazar

theater
We’ve Hit Peak Theater Nobody knows how to succeed on Broadway anymore. By BORIS KACHKA

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The Strategist

gifts they might actually want The Best Gifts for Tea Lovers, According to Sommeliers, Consultants, and Writers Handy tools, chic accessories, and delicious varieties for curling up with a cup. By Emma Wartzman
decor This Nail-Shooter Hangs Pictures Right on the First Try “I’ve hung art at 11 p.m. without risk of disturbing the neighbors.” By Fiona Byrne
father’s day 2023 The Best Father’s Day Gifts for Every Type of Dad Whether your dad loves golf, wine, traveling, or the dog, we’ve got the perfect present. By Rachael Griffiths
deal of the day The Rothy’s Flats That Kinda Went Viral Are on Sale Our writer wore them all over Florence and didn’t get a single blister. By Kitty Guo
hair tools The 8 Very Best Hair Towels Including options for fine, thick, curly, and damaged hair. By Dominique Pariso

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Curbed

environment

Walking Around New York City With a Tiny Saw

A morning with the spring class of citizen street-tree pruners. By Clio Chang

design month One-of-a-Kind Pots and Lamps Among the Shirtdresses A craft show of AAPI designers at 3.1 Phillip Lim. By Angela Serratore
buy it for the architecture The Little Cross-Shaped House in the Pines The perfectly kept Kodak House hits the market. By Kim Velsey
the housing market When Your Dream Apartment Keeps Flooding To move or not to move, that is the question. By Kim Velsey

under a million A Carnegie Hill One-Bed With Built-Ins Galore And statement windows in Morningside Heights. By Curbed Staff
great rooms Watching Their Garden Grow In 1981, Peter Schlesinger and Eric Boman bought this “romantic ruin” on Long Island and put down roots. By Wendy Goodman
a truly terrific new york listing An Of-Another-Era Greenwich Village Townhouse The former owner was a photographer who shot for every big magazine and rented to Michael Wolff and Didi Conn. By Adriane Quinlan

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Grub Street

the cost of eating

Why Restaurant Prices Feel So High

And why they’re going to stay that way.

eating afield Suprêmes in Lviv In the shadow of Ukraine’s war, one bakery goes about its business. By Adam Robb
underground gourmet A Quietly Excellent Japanese Spot Opens on the LES Kin Gin offers super-fresh seafood — without an obvious hook. By Tammie Teclemariam
openings Taqueria Ramirez Turns Its Attention to Pork Carnitas Ramirez is set to open in the East Village. You may as well start lining up now. By Chris Crowley
the grub street diet Bekah Brunstetter Goes for Peanut M&Ms at the Theater “They are the perfect snack for both stressful and joyful play watching, but there’s a very specific way in which you’re supposed to eat them.” By Zach Schiffman

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

the grub street diet Steve Albini’s Grub Street Diet “Every one so far has been gnarled and spiraled around itself like we got the seeds from Chernobyl.” By Chris Crowley

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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