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Archives for November 2019
Brands like ASOS, Urban Outfitters, and Nike have sales, but the US isn’t on board just yet.
Violence and chaos mars Hong Kong’s pro-democracy protests, now in their 24th week.
October was the fifth straight month the numbers have declined.
A growing number of representatives from both parties have announced plans to retire.
The “Money Stuff” columnist comes to Recode Media.
The centralized, top-down power grid is outdated. Time for a bottom-up redesign.
Phillip Youmans shot the movie the summer before his senior year of high school — and made one of the year’s breakout indies.
The sticky chemical has been found in samples taken from people who got sick or died from vaping-related illness.
If the administration wants to help vets, they should address the stigma around pain and trauma.
How a 5-year-old Cuban boy set off an international custody battle and media spectacle.
Andrew Marantz and I discuss the symbiotic relationship between social media platforms and the alt-right.
Legislators want to have a say in whether Luna Younger should be allowed to socially transition.
The Supreme Court hears an epic showdown over the Obama era immigration program on Tuesday.
The fate of some 670,000 immigrants hangs in the balance.
In a state that prides itself on picking presidents, some fear a nationalized primary is changing things.