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    President Trump didn’t just fail to drain the swamp. He reinvented it. Part Four of the Trump tax investigation reveals how he turned his properties into the Beltway’s new back rooms, where public and private business mix and special interests reign.

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  2. Breaking News: President Trump’s doctor said he was “no longer considered a transmission risk” for the coronavirus but provided limited details about his condition.

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  3. Design in recent years has been unavoidably faced with a question many of us never thought we would have to ask: How do you design for the future when the future you are designing for will not exist?

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  4. After the kids go to bed, the grown-ups are drinking and smoking pot to distract themselves from the hellscape that is pandemic parenting.

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  5. A new study found that a popular form of intermittent fasting called time-restricted eating produced minimal weight loss and one potential downside: muscle loss.

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    Oct 9

    Charles Lieber, the Harvard scientist charged w/hiding Chinese funding, is fighting back: He sued Harvard today, saying it abandoned him. And he's hired the criminal defense lawyer who defended former NAVY SEAL Eddie Gallagher.

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  7. Soft, caramelized eggplant and chunks of meaty swordfish vie for your attention in this complexly flavored main course.

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  8. “We can’t just win, we have to win overwhelmingly,” Joe Biden said on Friday during a campaign stop in Las Vegas.

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  9. Princeton plans to build a residential college named after Mellody Hobson, a Black alumna, at the site of a building that once bore the name of Woodrow Wilson, a U.S. president who espoused racist and segregationist views.

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  10. In Opinion Nicholas Kristof writes, “The larger point is not that Trump is a con artist, although he is, but that the entire tax system is a con.”

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  11. James Murdoch’s family is the inspiration for “Succession,” but he tells Maureen Dowd, he’s never watched.

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  12. To persuade Black residents to enroll in the Covid-19 vaccine trials, a Pittsburgh group is knocking on doors to address widespread skepticism and fear — and other urgent priorities.

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  13. Senate Republicans revolted over the details of a $1.8 trillion relief proposal that is the Trump administration’s latest and largest offer to House Democrats, further jeopardizing already dim prospects for a broad stimulus bill before Election Day.

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  14. In Opinion They’re messy. They’re forgiving. They’re the pastry form we need in 2020.

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  15. Cronutt, a 7-year-old sea lion, underwent groundbreaking brain surgery to reverse his epilepsy, a condition that affects a growing number of sea mammals because of toxins in warming oceans. (Cronutt since ate 2 pounds of herring and is doing fine.)

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    Spoke to Eddie Vedder and Jeff Ament about how built their own digital get out the vote operation, PJ Votes. Will be targeting swing states, especially Pennsylvania:

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    Behaviors men consider manly — displaying strength instead of weakness, risk-taking, hiding fear, appearing to be in control — are exactly the opposite of what’s needed in a pandemic. A deeper look at the role masculinity has played in virus mitigation

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  18. The world recorded more than one million new cases of the coronavirus in just the last three days, the highest total ever in such short span, a reflection of resurgences in Europe and the U.S. and continued outbreaks in India, Brazil and other countries.

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  19. In Opinion In this week's episode of "The Argument," David Brooks joins Michelle Goldberg and Ross Douthat to game out election nightmare scenarios.

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  20. President Trump added two more rallies next week, one in Iowa and another Pennsylvania — on top of his planned appearance in Florida on Monday.

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  21. Pearl Jam is turning to the tools of modern politics this year to get out the vote. The band’s political activism dates back to its earliest years, when the band hosted a free concert in 1992 called Drop in the Park to register voters in Seattle.

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