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Partagé en mode public -The Democratic contenders pulled no punches at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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Terry Malloy and Edie, they ain't.
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Partagé en mode public -The most unexpected turn of last night’s Democratic debate came when the questions about foreign policy began.
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Partagé en mode public -Many of the gifts that Donald Trump has cited to prove his generosity were just free rounds of golf, John Cassidy writes.
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How many lobbyists are spending how much money, and there is no camera.
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Partagé en mode public -Though he chose not to embed with troops abroad, Platon captured the Iraq war like no other.
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Partagé en mode public -When you try The New Yorker Today iPhone app, you get one month of free, unlimited access to all our latest stories. Learn more: http://nyer.cm/K3tGDzl
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Partagé en mode public -As the ocean warms, reefs—and the millions of species that depend on them—are suffering. Could a scientist-bred “super coral” keep them alive?
Researchers are hoping to “assist” evolution in order to produce hardier corals and tougher trees. Credit Illustration by Harry Campbell
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Partagé en mode public -The story fits neatly into the pattern of injustice and gender-based violence in Mexico, and has led to public outrage.
León Krauze writes about the sexual-assault charges brought against four young men in Veracruz.
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Yes but corruption from Javier Duarte ...friend of Pena nieto ...will take long time to arrest them because they are politicians in Veracruz and Javier Duarte been a corrupt pig and also been accuse of murdering periodists .....this pena nieto its the biggest corrupt Ass hole and the party PRI ...
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Partagé en mode public -The story of “The Diary” represents James Yancey’s entire career, and serves as a metaphor for his unusual sense of timing.
Among J Dilla’s unreleased music, “The Diary” has always been the holy grail. Credit Illustration by Wesley Allsbrook
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Partagé en mode public -For two decades, the artist Niki de Saint Phalle labored over her “life’s work,” a fantastical set of oversized sculptures in the Italian countryside.
The artist Niki de Saint Phalle intended the Tarot Garden, a fourteen-acre sculpture park built atop Etruscan ruins, to serve as both “a sort of joyland” and a demonstration that “a woman can work on a monumental scale.” Credit Photograph by Peter Granser for The New Yorker
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Partagé en mode public -Bill Clinton’s confrontation with Black Lives Matter protesters is a reminder of his potentially volatile role in Hillary's Presidential run.
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vm: you wouldn't know a patriot if it bit you on your silly cunt
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Partagé en mode public -Ted Cruz is not going to get what he deserves in New York. Instead, Amy Davidson writes, he might get what he wants.
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Partagé en mode public -Acts of torture and murder by government forces in Syria have never been linked to signed orders from the country's President—until now.
Some half a million people have been killed in Syria’s civil war. An additional five million have fled, emptying the country. Credit Illustration by Mike McQuade
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