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Why Didn’t Trump Warn the Pentagon About His Transgender Ban?

A Key Senate Official Is Throwing a Wrench Into the GOP’s Health Care Plan

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T.J. Miller Is the Worst Kind of Grad-School Bro

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Should Sessions Stay or Go?

Progressives aren’t sure whether to root for him against Trump or welcome the villain’s departure.

Gentrifiers’ Crass Nostalgia

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What a Brooklyn Bar With Decorative Bullet Holes Really Means

Why Young Men Might Be Playing Video Games Instead of Working. (It’s Not Just Because They’re Fun.)

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