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Trump Likely Bluffing in Threat to Move GOP Convention From North Carolina

Trump claims Roy Cooper is dragging his heels over reopening. But nobody can promise him the kind of old-school convention he is demanding.
Husband of Late Scarborough Staffer Asks Twitter to Delete Trump Conspiracy

In a letter to Jack Dorsey, Timothy J. Klausutis writes that Trump has “perverted” his wife’s memory for “perceived political gain.”
Federal Judge Overrules GOP Poll Tax for Ex-Felons in Florida

A federal judge ruled that the GOP-led effort prohibiting some ex-felons from voting because they could not afford to pay fines was unconstitutional.
DOJ Investigating Ahmaud Arbery’s Murder as Possible Hate Crime

The feds will also probe the handling of Arbery’s killing by local law enforcement.
Trump’s Weekend: Golf, a Murder Accusation, and Scant Mention of the Pandemic

He was more interested in conspiracy theories and his bullying pulpit than Memorial Day or the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Coronavirus in New York: Latest Updates

Long Island and Mid-Hudson will begin reopening mid-week.
Mary-Kate Olsen Has Officially Filed For Divorce While Stuck in Quarantine

The divorce is listed as “contested.”
Pixar’s Short Film Out Debuts Studio’s First Gay Lead

And it’s streaming now.
Will We Get a Second Round of Coronavirus Stimulus Checks?

Though many are still waiting for their first check, Democrats have proposed another payment – and the GOP may agree. Here’s where negotiations stand.
Everything We Do and Don’t Know About New York’s Reopening Plan

Gatherings of no more than ten people are once again allowed statewide. The Mid-Hudson region and Long Island could be able to begin reopening next week.
Trump’s Coronavirus Antics Are Alienating Educated Voters

Most people react to Trump during the pandemic much as before. But many college-educated voters aren’t digging his act.
Why Do Democrats Keep Embarrassing Themselves on ‘The Breakfast Club’?

“If you have a problem figuring out if you’re for me or Trump, then you ain’t black,” Joe Biden said on the hip-hop morning show.
Study: Treating COVID-19 With Hydroxychloroquine Increases Death Risk

The largest study to date of the antimalarial drug’s use in fighting COVID-19 found hospitalized patients taking it were likelier to die.
Gawker Might Get a Second (Third?) Life As an Apple TV+ Show

Former staffers are reportedly developing a series based on the blog’s rise.
A Man Was Stabbed to Death on a Zoom Call

Police say about 20 people were on the call when the man’s son allegedly attacked him.
No Employment Boom for Georgia After Reopening

Brian Kemp’s gamble on a quick reopening hasn’t spiked COVID-19 cases yet. Nor has it so far produced any employment gains.
The Company Taking Over YouTube Advertising Just Got a Pile of Money

Masterclass, an educational start-up selling access to the stars, just raised $100 million — meaning their YouTube pre-rolls aren’t going anywhere.
45 States Already Allow the Kind of Voting By Mail Trump Considers Fraudulent

Trump is fighting a rearguard action against a common form of voting at the worst possible time.
The World’s First ‘Incel Terrorism’ Charge

A teenager who murdered a woman with a machete could be guilty of an act of terror, Canadian police say.
Here Are the CDC Guidelines for Reopening Schools

Their recommendations include spacing desks six feet apart and closing communal spaces like cafeterias and playgrounds.

4:46 P.M. Trump Likely Bluffing in Threat to Move GOP Convention Trump claims Roy Cooper is dragging his heels over reopening. But nobody can promise him the kind of old-school convention he is demanding.
2:09 P.M. The Brilliance of Disney Hosting Professional Sports Kara Swisher and Scott Galloway discuss why the company is so well-positioned to get the NBA and others moving again.
2:06 P.M. Trump Smears Scarborough Because Republicans Reward Bullying Intimidating his party into silence is not the best strategy, but it is a strategy.
1:14 P.M. Could an Economic Rebound Sweep Trump to Victory? A “V-shaped recession” with a sharp recovery might place voters in a good mood in November. But perceptions of Trump may be unshakable.
11:21 A.M. Coronavirus in New York: Latest Updates Long Island and Mid-Hudson will begin reopening mid-week.
10:28 A.M. Widower of Scarborough Staffer Wants Trump Tweets Deleted In a letter to Jack Dorsey, Timothy J. Klausutis writes that Trump has “perverted” his wife’s memory for “perceived political gain.”
8:15 A.M. The Woman Tasked With Saving the Subway Still Commutes on It Sarah Feinberg took over the city’s transit in a state of emergency – and controversy.
7:05 A.M. Our Fragile Gerontocracy Old people have never been so powerful — or, now, so vulnerable.
May 25, 2020 Judge Overrules GOP Poll Tax for Ex-Felons in Florida A federal judge ruled that the GOP-led effort prohibiting some ex-felons from voting because they could not afford to pay fines was unconstitutional.
May 25, 2020 What We Do and Don’t Know About New York’s Reopening Plan The Mid-Hudson region and Long Island could be able to begin reopening next week.
May 25, 2020 Should Restaurants Fear Uber Eats? Kara Swisher talks with Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi about food delivery and the future of the economy.
May 25, 2020 DOJ Investigating Arbery’s Murder As Possible Hate Crime The feds will also probe the handling of Arbery’s killing by local law enforcement.
May 25, 2020 How Trump Spent His Holiday Weekend: Golf and Murder Tweets The president was more interested in “exercise,” conspiracy theories, and his bullying pulpit than Memorial Day or the coronavirus death toll.
May 25, 2020 A Blueprint for Sanders and AOC to Take Over the Party? A new history holding up Henry Wallace as the model for the left is a formula to repeat mistakes of the past.
May 24, 2020 Will We Get a Second Round of Coronavirus Stimulus Checks? Though many are still waiting for their first check, Democrats have proposed another payment — and the GOP may agree. Here’s where negotiations stand.
May 23, 2020 Hong Kong’s Independence May Not Survive the Pandemic A new law would give China unprecedented power to crack down on the city’s democratic movement, and there’s not much the U.S. can do to stop it.
May 23, 2020 Facebook’s Plan to Tie Pay to Location Will Probably Fail Mark Zuckerberg plans to let more employees permanently work from home, but he wants to pay those who live in inexpensive places less.
May 23, 2020 1,046 New York Readers on Their Plans for a Pandemic Summer “Humid in a face mask. Drinking outside. Socially distanced play dates.”
May 23, 2020 The Risk-Mitigation Guide to Life After Quarantine Some dos and don’ts for your return to semi-normalcy.
May 22, 2020 Trump’s Coronavirus Antics Are Alienating Educated Voters Most people react to Trump during the pandemic much as before. But many college-educated voters aren’t digging his act.

7:03 P.M. Millions of Amy Coopers They could be your boss or your neighbor or your teacher, if disturbed on the wrong day.
5:49 P.M. It’s Sure Looking Like the End Times Hail, locusts, darkness, and rats … What’s next?
5:21 P.M. How Meghan Markle’s Makeup Artist Gets His Skin So Good It’s all about hydration.
5:05 P.M. Burberry Beauty Has a New Employee A new makeup artist joins the team.
4:26 P.M. Video of Fatal Arrest Shows Officer Kneeling on Man’s Neck A black man identified as George Floyd pleaded “I can’t breathe,” as a white officer ground his knee into his neck.
4:19 P.M. Hundreds of People Packed Into a Swim-Up Bar Last Weekend Revelers at the Lake of the Ozarks brazenly flouted social-distancing guidelines as the national coronavirus death toll neared 100,000.
3:46 P.M. Gucci Makes a Big Change. Will Fashion Follow? Alessandro Michele announced he would slow the brand’s hectic pace, and stage two shows a year, down from five.
2:42 P.M. White Woman Calls Cops After Black Man Asks Her to Leash Dog “I’m going to tell them there’s an African-American man threatening my life.”
1:18 P.M. A Celebrity Dermatologist on Her 20 Favorite Products Including Cetaphil cleanser, Tom Ford blush, and SkinCeuticals serum.
1:03 P.M. Heels That Will Never Wilt Take a closer look at these delicate sandals by Alexander McQueen.
12:30 P.M. Everything to Know About the Coronavirus in the U.S. More than 98,000 Americans have now died from COVID-19.
12:00 P.M. Would It Be Weird to Do a Job Interview in My Bedroom? Step one: Pants. Wear them.
11:48 A.M. Good Luck to These Best Friend Astronauts Tomorrow, Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley will making history as they launch into space together.
10:10 A.M. At Least You’re Not in a Haunted Castle Surrounded by Wolves A group of musicians have found themselves in this very predicament for several months now.
10:01 A.M. What Is ‘Call Her Daddy,’ and Why Is It Fighting? A look at the latest podcasting drama, and an answer to the question “Who is Suitman?”
10:00 A.M. How a 16-Person Poly Pod Is Isolating in Bushwick A “sex-positive intentional community” navigates lockdown.
8:00 A.M. The Look Book Goes to The Fly The socially distanced line for pre-batched martinis and dry-brined chickens in Bed-Stuy. gallery
7:00 A.M. Surviving It All She’s 92, made it through the Holocaust, and set off for a cruise around the world in February.
7:00 A.M. ‘If They Don’t Have Symptoms, Maybe I’ll Sleep With Them’ Experts have warned against having sex outside your household, but people are starting to crack.
7:00 A.M. Our Fragile Gerontocracy Old people have never been so powerful — or, now, so vulnerable.

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6:06 P.M. Jimmy Fallon Apologizes for Blackface SNL Sketch From 2000 “I am very sorry for making this unquestionably offensive decision and thank all of you for holding me accountable.”
6:04 P.M. Lucky Grandma Is a Rorschach Test Comedy-Thriller Tsai Chin’s transfixing lead performance is the main reason the film works so well.
5:36 P.M. Dance Your Cares Away, Apple TV+ Orders Fraggle Rock Reboot Apple has also acquired exclusive streaming rights to all 96 episodes of the original series.
5:01 P.M. Disney+ Could Never Handle Hulu’s Dirty Love, Victor Trailer The Love, Simon follow-up is out June 19.
2:10 P.M. Dance, Magic, Dance Because Labyrinth Is Getting a Sequel Doctor Strange’s Scott Derrickson is attached to direct.
2:07 P.M. How Mythic Quest Made Its Quarantine Episode in 3 Weeks “We didn’t want to do 30 minutes of Zoom jokes.”
1:04 P.M. Megan Thee Stallion Gets No. 1 Hit Thanks to TikTok, Beyoncé “Savage” finally completed its journey to the top.
12:47 P.M. The Gang Makes TV History With It’s Always Sunny’s Renewal It will be the longest-running live-action comedy series ever.
12:30 P.M. In Douglas, Hannah Gadsby Strives to Manage Expectations Nanette is the “Why I’m Leaving New York” essay of comedy specials, and Douglas is the “Actually I’m Still Here” next chapter.
11:42 A.M. The Best Moments From Real Housewives of Atlanta’s Zoomunion There’s an argument to be made that virtual reunions are actually better than normal reunions.
11:00 A.M. On Watching Mad Men in the Middle of a Pandemic You can see our world’s present-day crisis peeking through the negative spaces in Matthew Weiner’s 1960s saga.
11:00 A.M. Mad Men Is a Show That’s Built to Last Your complete guide to watching (or rewatching) the Matthew Weiner series.
10:43 A.M. Rachel Lindsay Calls Hannah Brown’s Actions ‘Insincere’ “Hannah said that. ‘It felt icky to give a statement.’ And I believed her when she said it.”
10:33 A.M. Inside Quarantine With George St. Geegland and Gil Faizon The podcast trailblazers join Good One while self-isolating together on the Upper West Side. podcast
10:30 A.M. I May Destroy You Trailer: Michaela Coel Is Warning Us Now Her Chewing Gum follow-up tackles sexual assault head-on.
10:20 A.M. All the 2020 Virtual Celebrity Commencement Speeches Including Barack Obama, Barack Obama, and Barack Obama.
10:00 A.M. What Will Make Us Feel Comfortable Going to a Movie Again? And what will a post-pandemic theater look like?
9:00 A.M. ‘Would You Be My Kiss‑in Partner?’ During a protest at Harvard, Josh Oppenheimer’s kiss shook me into the awareness that I was not quite a man.
8:21 A.M. Here Are All the Movies Delayed Because of Coronavirus With updated release dates where available.

6:12 P.M. New York City Caps Delivery Fees at 15 Percent The law is one of seven meant to provide relief for restaurants and other commercial establishments.
2:32 P.M. What If Nobody Wants to Save New York’s Restaurants? Two months into the government-mandated shutdown, any real “help” seems even less likely to arrive than it did at the outset.
11:56 A.M. Horrifying Problems Continue to Plague the Meat Industry Coronavirus cases at meatpacking facilities have skyrocketed.
8:05 A.M. The Look Book Goes to The Fly The socially distanced line for pre-batched martinis and dry-brined chickens in Bed-Stuy. gallery
8:00 A.M. Are New York’s New ‘To Go’ Bars Here to Stay? Sidewalk imbibers and cash-starved businesses hope so.
May 22, 2020 McSorley’s Returns With To-Go Growlers Even Peter Luger is delivering food now.
May 22, 2020 Jody Williams and Rita Sodi Gear Up for Takeout Lasagna? “Oh my God, yes!”
May 22, 2020 The Grub Street Diet of SNL’s Heidi Gardner “We’ve done all the monster ones: Count Chocula, Boo Berry, and Frankenberry.”
May 21, 2020 Is This the Future of NYC Restaurant Dining? Yesterday, Cipriani Downtown tested service with PPE.
May 21, 2020 The Case for Opening NYC Streets to Bars and Restaurants “We need to start planning how we’re going to help our restaurants recover from this crisis.”
May 21, 2020 How to Cook With Shallots Your pantry’s most controversial ingredient is also delicious!
May 20, 2020 Trump’s Restaurant Panel Isn’t Going to Help Duh.
May 20, 2020 What It’s Like to Lose Your Sense of Taste in Quarantine “I spent hours on social media, which was a never-ending feed of lovingly baked loaves of sourdough and banana bread.”
May 19, 2020 A Chat With a Guy Who Drinks 25 Cups of Coffee Per Day “Decaf was invented by Satan.”
May 19, 2020 The End of The Trip The final installment of Michael Winterbottom’s culinary road trip is a fittingly melancholy finish for the series.
May 18, 2020 Why and How New York’s Restaurants Are Starting to Reopen “Is it better to get a little something than nothing? I don’t know.”
May 18, 2020 Will We Still Recognize New York City When It Reopens? Grieving in advance for the New York that we will have lost.
May 15, 2020 Noma Will Reopen As the World’s Fanciest Burger Bar Until Rene Redzepi can open the restaurant proper, he’ll serve cheeseburgers with a little “magic from our fermentation cellar.”
May 15, 2020 David Kamp’s Grub Street Diet “When ennui set in, I started playing Stevie Wonder’s Innervisions.”
May 14, 2020 Our Restaurant Isn’t Getting Help. Ramadan Keeps Us Going. “Even though we don’t see our customers, spiritually we are all fasting and connecting. That spirit is still alive.”

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11:30 A.M. What Actress Tia Mowry Can’t Live Without “I can talk about this bike for an hour.”
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May 24, 2020 9 Products That Delighted Us Last Week on the Strategist Including a gamer-approved alternative to the Nintendo Switch, a NASA-approved cure for seasonal stuffiness, and a nifty kit for beginner fermenters.
May 23, 2020 The Strategist Guide to Shopping at Glossier Including a cleanser beloved by VSCO Girls, a highlighter stick Rio swears by, a bodywash a makeup artist can’t shave without, and, yes, Boy Brow.
May 22, 2020 Everything You Need to Prevent and Get Rid Of Mice Including glue traps, snap traps, and more.
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May 22, 2020 The Best Food Gifts for Every Type of Dad From porterhouse steaks to Maryland crab cakes to New York cheesecake.
May 22, 2020 The Best Online Workouts, According to Strategist Writers From a celebrity-approved HIIT class to a free dance-cardio workout.
May 22, 2020 Where to Buy Face Masks for Kids We spoke to pediatricians to find the face masks both you and your kids will love.
May 22, 2020 The Best Father’s Day Gifts for Golf Dads Including high-tech gizmos for lining up his shot and a discreet flask for sneaking a different kind of shot.
May 22, 2020 The Best College Graduation Gifts for Him From stylish coffee makers to high-tech headphones.
May 22, 2020 The Strategist’s Mega Memorial Day Sales Roundup Your one-stop shop for a long weekend of deal-sniffing.
May 22, 2020 The Best Family Board Games, According to Amazon Reviewers “It is one of the best purchases I have made for my family.”
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