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Ruben Gallego Is Making a High-Stakes Run for Kyrsten Sinema’s Seat in Arizona [647d]
M&M’s Spokescandies Catch a Literal Break [647d]
Ron DeSantis Believes in Free Speech as Long as You Only Speak About the Awesomeness of Straight White People [647d]
Don’t Eat Before Reading: The Stomach-Churning Story of How Kevin McCarthy and Marjorie Taylor Greene Became BFFs [648d]
A Trump Return to Twitter Could Doom Truth Social [648d]
Sarah Ferguson Honored Her “Sissy” Lisa Marie Presley at Graceland [648d]
Michael J. Fox Praises Nicole Holofcener’s ‘You Hurt My Feelings’ at Sundance [648d]
There's a Very Competitive Race to Become the Chair of the Republican Party — and It's a Total Sh*tshow [648d]
Inside the Absolutely Impossible, Iconic ‘Spice World’ Bus, 25 Years Later [648d]
Kylie Jenner and Doja Cat Attend the Schiaparelli Couture Show in a Lion's Head and 30,000 Swarovski Crystals [648d]
Julia Louis-Dreyfus Works Wonders Once Again in ‘You Hurt My Feelings’ [648d]
Sean Penn’s Documentary on Zelenskyy and Ukraine to Premiere Next Month [648d]
Riley Keough and Husband Quietly Welcomed Baby Girl Last Year [648d]
With ‘Flora and Son,’ the director of ‘Once’ Has Another Sundance Hit [648d]
Pamela Anderson Speaks Out About Tim Allen’s Alleged On-Set Flashing: Exclusive [648d]
Oscar Nominations 2023: How to Watch the Live Announcement [648d]
The Target Future Collective Makes a Joyous Return with Gabriella Karefa-Johnson [648d]
How HBO's ‘The Last of Us’ Was Built—And Unbuilt—For TV [648d]
“Election Denial Took It on the Chin”: Americans Bailed Out Democracy—For Now [648d]

The Points Guy

TMZ

Variety

The New Yorker

Gun Violence Is America’s Never-Ending Plague [647d]
Raising Felix: On My Fortieth Birthday [648d]
Daily Cartoon: Monday, January 23rd [648d]
Giuliani Praises George Santos: “The G.O.P. Must Pass the Torch to a New Generation of Liars” [648d]
The Local Paper That First Sounded the Alarm on George Santos [648d]
Brad Mehldau Trades Bach for the Beatles [648d]
Who’s Afraid of Brünnhilde at the Slurpee Machine? [648d]
Colin Quinn Just Wants to Make Small Talk [648d]
A Children’s Classic with a Refreshing Lack of Lessons [648d]
“Book Burial,” by Henry Shukman [648d]
“A New Year,” by Rosanna Warren [648d]
What Monks Can Teach Us About Paying Attention [648d]
Clare Sestanovich on Keeping a Diary [648d]
“Different People,” by Clare Sestanovich [648d]
The Mail [648d]
Rereading Russian Classics in the Shadow of the Ukraine War [648d]
Christoph Niemann’s “Highway and Byways” [648d]
Thank You for Your Reservation [648d]
What’s the Matter with Men? [648d]
Why Your Favorite Restaurant Stinks [648d]
Slide Show: New Yorker Cartoons January 30, 2023 [648d]
After Bolsonaro, Can Lula Remake Brazil? [648d]
Clare Sestanovich Reads “Different People” [648d]
Briefly Noted Book Reviews [648d]
Nobody Has My Condition But Me [648d]
“The Appointment” Skewers the Hypocrisy of the Abortion Debate [648d]

Heavy

Esquire

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