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  1. 29 minutes ago

    Scenes from Dolce & Gabbana’s New York Alta Moda extravaganza: The designers were joined by hundreds of clients from around the world who were prepared to spend a king’s ransom for a piece of sequin-encrusted fantasy.

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  2. 59 minutes ago

    In Chicago, Joshua Tepfer, an attorney at the University of Chicago Law School’s Exoneration Project, believes that Chicago police officers have wrongly arrested hundreds of people. He now represents sixty-three of them.

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  3. 1 hour ago

    Stacey Abrams makes history in the Georgia primary:

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  4. 2 hours ago

    Searching for Melania Trump’s childhood home:

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  5. 2 hours ago

    As Governor Scott Walker seeks a third term in Wisconsin, Republicans are bracing for a Democratic wave, and Democrats are wondering what comes after that:

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  6. 2 hours ago

    A journalist in Washington was one of 7 Twitter users—including a surgeon in Tennessee and a police officer in Texas—who joined a lawsuit against the President, arguing that, by blocking them, he had violated their First Amendment rights:

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  7. 2 hours ago

    Donald Trump’s fake outrage about the nonexistent spy in his camp is just the latest assault on the independence of the Justice Department, the F.B.I., and the special counsel.

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  8. 3 hours ago

    Why the Democratic infighting in Houston fizzled out:

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  9. 3 hours ago

    San Francisco has not had Republican leadership since 1964. Somehow, rather than bringing unity, this common ground is scored with difference.

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  10. 4 hours ago

    Nicolás Maduro’s new term, which is to begin in January, 2019, is supposed to go for six years, but there are few Venezuela-watchers who expect him to last that long in office.

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  11. 5 hours ago

    Chris Ofili’s “The Holy Virgin Mary,” like many newcomers to the city, lived in Brooklyn before she made it to Manhattan:

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  12. 5 hours ago

    Male fruit flies seek sexual release wherever they can find it. When they can’t, they drink alcohol:

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  13. 6 hours ago

    The distinctions between highbrow, middlebrow, and lowbrow have never felt fuzzier or less meaningful.

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  14. 6 hours ago

    Introducing The New Yorker Recommends: A place where our writers share their latest cultural enthusiasms.

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  15. 6 hours ago

    Rachel Cusk, a writer who is often regarded as cruel, wraps up an experiment in “negative literature” with “Kudos”:

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  16. 7 hours ago

    The day of the royal wedding, we could not keep our eyes off her. What was she thinking, as she sat in the pews of the five-hundred-year-old chapel, enveloped in history and irony?

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  17. 7 hours ago

    As Governor Scott Walker seeks a third term in Wisconsin, Republicans are bracing for a Democratic wave, and Democrats are wondering what comes after that.

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  18. 7 hours ago

    Stacey Abrams is the first African-American woman to win a major party nomination for governor. But can she turn Georgia blue in November?

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  19. 7 hours ago

    Philip Roth, the American literary icon whose novel “American Pastoral” won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, in 1998, has died, at the age of eighty-five.

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  20. 7 hours ago

    Clarissa Glenn set out to prove that a Chicago police officer framed her husband. Now the city is reckoning with years of wrongful arrests:

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