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  1. With “Fear” and Donald Trump, Bob Woodward has a bookend to the Richard Nixon story:

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  2. When asked how she reconciled her Christian beliefs with defending Donald Trump, said, "We all need help. That’s the whole basis of Christianity. No one is perfect. We are all sinners.” When asked if she considered Trump racist, she said no:

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  3. For Ian Buruma and Jian Ghomeshi and John Hockenberry, and for many others, the abuse of women is not the problem—naming it, and giving it consequences, is the problem. 

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  4. There are about four thousand manure “lagoons” on hog farms across North Carolina, many near the coast, and area environmentalists are deeply concerned about floodwaters from Florence causing these pools of excrement to overflow.

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  5. The death of a young man, who was killed by a shark at Newcomb Hollow Beach, in Wellfleet, is unspeakably sad, especially as it combines pleasure and catastrophe, like those deaths one reads about of newlyweds on their honeymoons.

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  6. Help us pick a winner by voting on the funniest and the not-as-funny submissions to our caption contest:

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    "Drank a Lot," a new poem by the late Leonard Cohen:

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  8. “The Real Lolita” hopes to transcend its essential salaciousness and its warmed-over genre clichés by appealing to something resembling restorative justice:

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  9. The question for the Church now, given the astounding scale of the dysfunction, arching from the Americas to Europe, Africa, the Philippines, and Australia, is: What in Catholic culture caused this debauchery? 

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  10. Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the Supreme Court appears to be in serious jeopardy:

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  11. Today's daily cartoon by Mike Twohy:

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  12. In the Whiteville neighborhood that “used to be called Brooklyn,” rescue vehicles passed: cop cars, utility trucks, elevated vehicles in camouflage paint.

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  13. In : Juul's new adult-focussed marketing ploys.

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  14. There are about four thousand hog farm manure "lagoons" across North Carolina, many near the coast. Many area environmentalists are deeply concerned about floodwaters from Hurricane Florence causing these pools of excrement to overflow.

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  15. There are about four thousand manure “lagoons” on hog farms across North Carolina, many near the coast, and area environmentalists are deeply concerned about floodwaters from Florence causing these pools of excrement to overflow.

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  16. While the Trump Administration was preparing for Hurricane Florence, the White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders was asked if she accepted that climate change is caused by human activity. She declined to comment:

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    A deeply-reported, revealing profile on Sarah Sanders worth your time, no matter how you feel about the Trump administration. By ⁦⁩:

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  18. “I’m not going to my office expecting it to be my church,” Sarah Huckabee Sanders said when asked how she, as a Christian, reconciles her religious beliefs with her support for Trump:

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  19. Looking for a book to read? A TV show to watch? A song to listen to? Introducing The New Yorker Recommends, where our writers share their latest cultural enthusiasms.

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  20. The announcement of the Emmy nominations reminded us that TV, in its prolificity, has become incapable of being kept up with.

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