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That image is also emblazoned on T-shirts being sold at this week’s Republican National Convention. Two days after nearly being killed, Trump entered Milwaukee’s Fiserv Forum to a “hero’s welcome,” as Vanity Fair’s Eric Lutz put it. The former, and perhaps future, president wore a large, white bandage on his right ear, quickly sparking an unlikely fashion trend among attendees. Of course, since first running in 2016, Trump has inspired a cult-like following on the right, with the near-fatal shoo…
8 days ago
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It can feel like grim times for trying to live in a fact-based world, as bogus and conspiratorial claims flow freely across the internet and social media, a subject Brill explores in his new book, The Death of Truth. Brill, a veteran journalist and entrepreneur—he launched The American Lawyer, Brill’s Content, and Court TV—diagnoses the infodemic of our age, while also offering solutions, ranging from reforming Section 230, the law that shields internet companies from liability over content on t…
about 2 months ago
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A few weeks back, George Stephanopoulos, the longtime host of ABC’s This Week, explained to viewers how the 2024 election is unlike any other. “Until now, no American presidential race had been more defined by what’s happening in courtrooms than what’s happening on the campaign trail,” he said. “The scale of the abnormality is so staggering that it can actually become numbing. It’s all too easy to fall into reflexive habits, to treat this as a normal campaign, where both sides embrace the rule o…
2 months ago
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Hanna, of course, has a lot to say, as Rebel Girl charts her trailblazing path as a leader of the 1990s Riot Grrrl movement and front person for Bikini Kill and Le Tigre, finding her voice in xeroxed zines and on sweaty stages. While Hanna’s life was chronicled a decade ago in The Punk Singer—a documentary featuring the likes of Kim Gordon, Joan Jett, and Carrie Brownstein speaking to Hanna’s ambition and influence—the film is a product of its time; Hanna had been largely missing from the stage…
3 months ago
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From the ‘New York Times’ newsroom to the ‘Succession’ writers room, the kids once shooting spitballs at the establishment now have seats at the table. As a new Gawker gets going, here’s how spirit of the site—and siblings like Jezebel and Deadspin—has spread.
almost 3 years ago
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