Magazines The AtlanticFollowThe Atlantic@TheAtlantic·June 26, 2019 Governor Jay Inslee of Washington, "the climate candidate," realizes that voters care about more than just climate change. https://t.co/x9gWEAzF7IReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter1Like on Twitter2TwitterThe Atlantic@TheAtlantic·June 26, 2019 President Trump's Iran policy has exposed the EU's weakness—and cast an uncomfortable light on one of the EU’s fundamental tensions: Does it want to be a global power or not? @TomMcTague reports: https://t.co/6dNwHpoKjiReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter15Like on Twitter14TwitterThe Atlantic@TheAtlantic·June 26, 2019 "The tens of thousands of New Yorkers who were arrested for cruising in the 45 years before Stonewall have been even more thoroughly forgotten than the movement that fought on their behalf," argues George Chauncey: https://t.co/mhJJovZPFoReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter8Like on Twitter31TwitterThe Atlantic@TheAtlantic·June 26, 2019 The only way to truly eliminate verification scammers is to rebuild the system from the ground up, @taylorlorenz writes https://t.co/gpukemVhT1Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter5Like on Twitter13TwitterLoad More... New York MagazineFollowNew York Magazine@NYMag·June 26, 2019 How the left has made progressive change in Albany, by @EricLevitz https://t.co/1SXmlJwV1nReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter2Like on Twitter3TwitterNew York Magazine@NYMag·June 26, 2019 Just weeks before the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising, Layleen Polanco, a transgender woman, died in a solitary confinement cell at Rikers. @RosaGoldensohn, @ReuvenBlau, and @srjacobson1 report in collaboration with @THECITYNY https://t.co/0f0KnlGXmbReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter7Like on Twitter6TwitterNew York Magazine@NYMag·June 26, 2019 Romance author Sherrilyn Kenyon alleged that her ex and one of her former assistants hatched a “Shakespearean plot” to murder her by poison. Was it her wildest fiction yet? @lilapearl reports https://t.co/jYycqNVmFLReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter2Like on Twitter7TwitterNew York Magazine@NYMag·June 26, 2019 The video for "November Rain" folds Axl Rose, Slash, Stephanie Seymore, love, and heartbreak into a nine-minute epic. @thisisjendoll writes https://t.co/ykNrrcZCzOReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter4Like on Twitter12TwitterLoad More... The New YorkerFollowThe New Yorker@NewYorker·June 26, 2019 Considering that he was a young gay Asian artist in New York in the 1980s, the photographer Tseng Kwong Chi’s responses to resurgent conservatism were notably playful. https://t.co/B9Cw1siyqNReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter25Like on Twitter120TwitterThe New Yorker@NewYorker·June 26, 2019 “Children have to be out of Border Patrol custody, or, if possible, never in Border Patrol custody to begin with. Clearly, they are incapable of providing suitable conditions at any time for any children,” the C.E.O. of a Texas-based nonprofit says. https://t.co/A3Iu2BLZsCReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter104Like on Twitter166TwitterThe New Yorker@NewYorker·June 26, 2019 At the opening day at the Cactus Store, in New York City’s Lower East Side, the crowd was mostly young and fashionable, mixing full-arm tattoos and obscurely logo-ed baseball caps with the occasional Rolex or beat-up Chanel bag. https://t.co/7GzSUXoYObReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter30Like on Twitter181TwitterThe New Yorker@NewYorker·June 26, 2019 Our July 4th sale is here. Save 50% and get a free limited-edition tote: https://t.co/FiNY6ieKfa Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter7Like on Twitter21TwitterLoad More... VANITY FAIRFollowVANITY FAIR@VanityFair·June 26, 2019 The Mercers, one of Trump's biggest 2016 backers, are unlikely to play a significant role in 2020: “They think that the administration could do so much more” https://t.co/muUzKsGR5BReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter7Like on Twitter29TwitterVANITY FAIR@VanityFair·June 26, 2019 Ronald S. Sullivan Jr., a faculty dean at Harvard, is defending himself in a new op-ed https://t.co/8d3W7BCQHsReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter2Like on Twitter4TwitterVANITY FAIR@VanityFair·June 26, 2019 The Iranian president called Trump's latest move “outrageous and idiotic” as tensions between the two nations grow https://t.co/wgpIeHAU69Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter9Like on Twitter37TwitterVANITY FAIR@VanityFair·June 26, 2019 Something is going on with #Bond25 https://t.co/syAyVZf3M7Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter4Like on Twitter13TwitterLoad More... The NationFollowThe Nation@thenation·June 26, 2019 Cabán’s startling performance may not only redefine criminal justice reform but also New York’s once ossified, hierarchical political scene. https://t.co/Kt8BVfR7RtReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter11Like on Twitter47TwitterThe Nation@thenation·June 26, 2019 Why I’m Climate Striking Against Fox News on Friday https://t.co/2Aju456WtqReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter7Like on Twitter20TwitterThe Nation@thenation·June 26, 2019 In a city that once re-elected Republicans like Rudy Giuliani, the political shift is palpable—in one generation, unabashed leftists are set to rule. https://t.co/dX5adWBCZ5Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter86Like on Twitter253TwitterThe Nation@thenation·June 26, 2019 “We’ve already won. We’ve beaten the machine.” https://t.co/TLPEvSNIdLReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter28Like on Twitter93TwitterLoad More... TIMEFollowTIME@TIME·June 26, 2019 Want a more affordable Android phone? The OnePlus 7 Pro is cheaper without (many) sacrifices https://t.co/hwEilIbh7yReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter11Like on Twitter38TwitterTIME@TIME·June 26, 2019 Winning the first debate? Elizabeth Warren has a plan for that https://t.co/8NuIfpsn2jReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter6Like on Twitter56TwitterTIME@TIME·June 26, 2019 'The Office' is officially leaving Netflix. But you still have time to watch it https://t.co/0hVJmj7IqFReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter7Like on Twitter42TwitterTIME@TIME·June 26, 2019 Sitting is bad for your health—but this kind of it is the worst, a new study says https://t.co/3UEzbGIATYReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter27Like on Twitter63TwitterLoad More... Scientific AmericanFollowScientific American@sciam·June 25, 2019 The moon landing remains one of humanity’s most incredible achievements. This interactive Special Report allows you to explore how the lunar mission played out and why we should go back. https://t.co/oUtc22clHaReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter116Like on Twitter335TwitterRetweet on TwitterScientific American RetweetedRiley 🏴☠️ Skeleton Keys!@Laelaps·June 24, 2019 Archaeopteryx wasn’t the only fluffy dinosaur fluttering around its Jurassic habitat. @sciam https://t.co/wq3zFaJ7zAReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter37Like on Twitter109TwitterScientific American@sciam·June 25, 2019 More than 70 medical and public health organizations issued a call to action on climate change, calling it the "greatest public health challenge of the 21st century." https://t.co/Sz8U1IZXR4Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter50Like on Twitter91TwitterScientific American@sciam·June 25, 2019 Recommended: In honor of the 50th anniversary of Saturn V’s famous flight, this month’s column focuses on all things Apollo 11. 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