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    Business magnate George Soros arrives to speak at the Open Russia Club in London, Britain June 20, 2016. REUTERS/Luke MacGregor - RTX2H89L

    Trump Took Liberal Icon Soros’s Money

    Trump Took Liberal Icon Soros’s Money

    Tim Kaine is taking some right-wing heat for getting dinner with the son of lefty billionaire and top GOP villain George Soros.“NEW SOROS SEED RISES: Tim Kaine Dines with Billionaire Son,” blared a Drudge Report headline. It linked to a Breitbart ...

    He’s is a villain of the right wing, but that certainly didn’t stop Trump from cozying up to him before the candidate was an official part of the Republican Party.

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    Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton delivers a speech during a conference at the National Auditorium in Mexico city, on September 5, 2014 in the framework of Telmex foundation's "Mexico Siglo XXI" forum, owned by Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim. AFP PHOTO/RONALDO SCHEMIDT        (Photo credit should read RONALDO SCHEMIDT/AFP/Getty Images)

    How Hillary Can Fix Foundation ‘Scandal’

    How Hillary Can Fix Foundation ‘Scandal’

    I kept reading those Clinton Foundation email stories last week trying to figure out why I was even reading them. Take the name “Clinton” out of the equation and consider the known facts:An official of a nonprofit foundation emailed a staffer he k...

    She—and Bill—need to say pre-emptively, ‘Here are the rules under which the foundation will operate’ if she’s elected.

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    Carla Espinosa holds a protest sign against presidential candidate Donald Trump outside the California Republican Party convention in Burlingame, California April 29, 2016. REUTERS/Noah Berger - RTX2C7OT

    Trump’s Plan Would Ban Republicans

    Trump’s Plan Would Ban Republicans

    Donald Trump is on to something—he wants “extreme vetting” of immigrants to ensure that they agree with American values on issues like religious freedom, gender equality and gay rights. As Trump bluntly put it in his big foreign policy speech Mond...

    Now The Donald wants ‘extreme vetting’ of foreigners to ensure that they agree with our values. Got me wondering how many Republicans—and how many Trump voters—would pass.

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    Business magnate George Soros arrives to speak at the Open Russia Club in London, Britain June 20, 2016. REUTERS/Luke MacGregor - RTX2H89L

    Trump Took Liberal Icon Soros’s Money

    Trump Took Liberal Icon Soros’s Money

    Tim Kaine is taking some right-wing heat for getting dinner with the son of lefty billionaire and top GOP villain George Soros.“NEW SOROS SEED RISES: Tim Kaine Dines with Billionaire Son,” blared a Drudge Report headline. It linked to a Breitbart ...

    He’s is a villain of the right wing, but that certainly didn’t stop Trump from cozying up to him before the candidate was an official part of the Republican Party.

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    Republican U.S. presidential nominee Donald Trump speaks at Youngstown State University in Youngstown, Ohio August 15, 2016.

    Trump Cribs War Plan From ISIS ‘Founder’

    Trump Cribs War Plan From ISIS ‘Founder’

    Donald Trump says he has a master plan to defeat ISIS. But on Monday it was clear he has yet to update it to reflect the changing dynamics on the battlefield, which went either unnoticed or ignored by the Republican nominee in what was billed as a...

    Most of what he wants to do to the Islamic State is already being done by President Obama and would be continued by Hillary Clinton.

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    why blacks really, really don't like Trump

    Why Blacks Really, Really Loathe Trump

    Why Blacks Really, Really Loathe Trump

    There is almost no group left that Donald Trump hasn’t offended: Muslims, babies, women, Gold Star families, and of course Hispanics. Yet there is one group that despises Donald Trump more than any other: black Americans.At an average of just 2 pe...

    The Republican nominee is no David Duke—since at least David Duke says what he means, while Trump just dog whistles.

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    Entertainment

    Noah ‘Feels Bad’ for Trump Spokeswoman

    Noah ‘Feels Bad’ for Trump Spokeswoman

    It’s hard out there for a Donald Trump campaign surrogate.The challenge of speaking for Trump, as The Daily Show’s Trevor Noah examined Monday night, is perhaps best exemplified by his “spokesperson” Katrina Pierson, who just this past weekend wen...

    ‘The Daily Show’ host examines the role of Donald Trump surrogate Katrina Pierson, who has the most thankless job in politics.

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    John Legend Interview

    Legend: Trump ‘Unqualified’ for POTUS

    Legend: Trump ‘Unqualified’ for POTUS

    At his final White House Correspondents’ Dinner back in April, President Obama strolled up to the lectern and raised a finger skyward, beckoning his audience to drink in the lyrics to Anna Kendrick’s “Cups”: When I’m gone, when I’m gone / You’re g...

    The executive producer of ‘Southside With You,’ chronicling Barack and Michelle Obama’s first date, opens up about the 2016 election. Plus, watch an exclusive clip from the film.

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    The return of 'Cats' to Broadway.

    ‘Cats’ Is Back and It’s Irresistible

    ‘Cats’ Is Back and It’s Irresistible

    It could be the early 1980s all over again, the time when, as a young, country-living boy, I was taken by my parents to see Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Cats in London.The revolving stage—an innovation I remember being dazzled and gobsmacked over—was ama...

    It feels resolutely ’80s, and it has no strong plot, but the magic of Mr. Mistoffelees and ‘Memory’ still makes Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical a winner with audiences.

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    The Get Down & Black Lives Matter

    The Get Down’s Black Lives Matter Moment

    The Get Down’s Black Lives Matter Moment

    The first few episodes of Baz Luhrmann’s new Netflix series The Get Down are nothing if not polarizing. A scan of reactions surface passionate swoons as often as distaste that borders on disgust. But, regardless of reception, one thing that can’t ...

    Baz Luhrmann’s new Netflix series is certainly messy. But if there’s one thing it does powerfully, it’s connect struggles of the past to battles still being fought today.

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    John Legend Interview

    Legend: Trump ‘Unqualified’ for POTUS

    Legend: Trump ‘Unqualified’ for POTUS

    At his final White House Correspondents’ Dinner back in April, President Obama strolled up to the lectern and raised a finger skyward, beckoning his audience to drink in the lyrics to Anna Kendrick’s “Cups”: When I’m gone, when I’m gone / You’re g...

    The executive producer of ‘Southside With You,’ chronicling Barack and Michelle Obama’s first date, opens up about the 2016 election. Plus, watch an exclusive clip from the film.

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    John Oliver

    John Oliver: Trump’s Campaign Cratering

    John Oliver: Trump’s Campaign Cratering

    Donald Trump should’ve been able to turn his campaign around this week. Released State Department emails revealed that Hillary Clinton provided meetings—and possibly even pay-to-play State Department positions—to prominent Clinton Foundation donor...

    ‘This was the 53rd consecutive week he was going to put his campaign back on track,’ joked the ‘Last Week Tonight’ host. It didn’t happen.

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    Selena Gomez Accuses Bieber of Cheating

    Selena Gomez Accuses Bieber of Cheating

    Selena Gomez just clapped back at her ex big-time—even more so than when she admitted to making the CK-lovin’ Canadian cry on Letterman.  The pop star posted a comment under a Justin Bieber Instagram photo that reads, “Funny how the ones that ch...

    The pop princess has entered the arena in the war of words between Beliebers and their Pop God, accusing her ex-boyfriend of being unfaithful.

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    Justin Bieber and Sofia Richie.

    Beliebers Revolt Against Bieber

    Beliebers Revolt Against Bieber

    Beliebers, like any online fan army, are a very passionate bunch. But late Saturday night, many of these acolytes of Justin Bieber, the chiseled and oft-naked Canadian pop icon, appeared to renounce their deity.It began innocently enough. You see,...

    The #RIPBeliebers became a top trending topic on Twitter after the pop star criticized his fans for harassing his rumored girlfriend, model Sofia Richie (daughter of Lionel).

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    John Oliver

    John Oliver: Trump’s Campaign Cratering

    John Oliver: Trump’s Campaign Cratering

    Donald Trump should’ve been able to turn his campaign around this week. Released State Department emails revealed that Hillary Clinton provided meetings—and possibly even pay-to-play State Department positions—to prominent Clinton Foundation donor...

    ‘This was the 53rd consecutive week he was going to put his campaign back on track,’ joked the ‘Last Week Tonight’ host. It didn’t happen.

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    World News

    Syria Democratic Forces (SDF) female fighters embrace each other in the city of Manbij, in Aleppo, Syria, August 10, 2016.

    ISIS Left Behind Booby-Trapped Hospitals

    ISIS Left Behind Booby-Trapped Hospitals

    MANBIJ, Syria — Even after its liberation from the so-called Islamic State, this city in northern Syria remains draped in jihadist black banners. Anything and everything might be rigged with explosives, and often it is, so people don’t rip down fl...

    Black flags still drape the city and the terror continues from IEDs. But the biggest questions are about what comes next.

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    How the Spanish ‘Pope’ Lost His Faith

    How the Spanish ‘Pope’ Lost His Faith

    ORENSE, Spain — She was called Nieves, and he, Gregorio. They fell in love in torrid, romantic Andalusia. She had had her eye on him, it was said, since they were teenagers and she was an aspiring nun. Now he was 56 and they could confess their mu...

    The ex-pontiff says his crypto-Fascist church (which made Franco a saint) was only ever intended, really, to bring its leaders sex and money.

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    Junger's new book is teaching veterans about the realities of combat... and coming home.

    Why Vets Come Home And Miss the War

    Why Vets Come Home And Miss the War

    Sebastian Junger says Tribe is his last book about war. As last words go, it’s a good way to end, as this particular monograph may end up shaping—and changing—how the current generation of troops feels about combat and coming home.  “Why is it tha...

    Veterans returning home from recent tours have found themselves feeling out of sync with society, and journalist Sebastian Junger thinks he knows why.

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    Boko Haram’s New Directive From ISIS: Get the Christians

    The ISIS-Inspired War on Christians

    The ISIS-Inspired War on Christians

    WARRI, Nigeria — The so-called Islamic State has different strategies in different parts of the world, but in Africa and in Europe, certainly, its core objective is becoming clear: to kill Christians. Its long-term goal: to provoke a new Crusade, ...

    The coup that replaced Boko Haram's leader puts the ISIS subsidiary's focus on killing Christians in hopes it can unite, expand, and endure.

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    Spanish cult

    How the Spanish ‘Pope’ Lost His Faith

    How the Spanish ‘Pope’ Lost His Faith

    ORENSE, Spain — She was called Nieves, and he, Gregorio. They fell in love in torrid, romantic Andalusia. She had had her eye on him, it was said, since they were teenagers and she was an aspiring nun. Now he was 56 and they could confess their mu...

    The ex-pontiff says his crypto-Fascist church (which made Franco a saint) was only ever intended, really, to bring its leaders sex and money.

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    Antonio Bonfim Lopes, alias "Nem," center, is escorted handcuffed by police at the federal police headquarters in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Thursday Nov. 10, 2011. Antonio Bonfim Lopes, the most-wanted drug gang leader in this Olympic city, was arrested Thursday, police said. The capture is a blow to the gang that controls one of Latin America's biggest slums and the main drug distribution point in Rio. The arrest comes as police say they are preparing for an invasion of the slum as part of a campaign to make the city safer by the time it hosts the 2014 World Cup final matches and the 2016 Olympics.  (AP Photo/Felipe Dana)

    Drug King Ran Cartel to Save Daughter

    Drug King Ran Cartel to Save Daughter

    The roughest area of Rocinha in Rio de Janeiro, the largest favela in Brazil, is almost at the very top. Rua Um, Road One, is where Lulu has his office. Lulu is Dono do Morro, King of the Hill, head of the local drugs trade and political boss of t...

    Antônio Francisco Bonfim Lopes, or as he was better known, Nem, ran Rio de Janeiro’s most powerful cartel until it all came screeching to a halt.

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    The OSS woman who saved Congo uranium for the US

    She Kept Uranium Out of the Nazis’ Hands

    She Kept Uranium Out of the Nazis’ Hands

    In August 1939 Albert Einstein signed a letter to President Franklin Roosevelt, warning of the potential of Adolf Hitler’s Nazi regime to use uranium to develop an atomic bomb. “The most important source of uranium,” he added, was in Africa—in the...

    Shirley Chidsey’s love of travel and adventure helped land her in the Congo during World War II, when as an OSS operative she helped the U.S. hoard precious uranium.

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    2016 Rio Olympics - Soccer - Preliminary - Men's First Round - Group A Brazil v Iraq - Mane Garrincha Stadium - Brasilia, Brazil 07/08/2016. A fan reacts from the stands prior to soccer game between host Brazil and Iraq. REUTERS/Ueslei Marcelino FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR SALE FOR MARKETING OR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS. - RTSLOXU

    Brazil Finally Embraces The Games

    Brazil Finally Embraces The Games

    Earlier this month, Sylvia Berutti, an insurance saleswoman in Rio, had her doubts about the globe’s eyes on her country as her city prepared for the Olympics. She worried about terrorism. She felt ashamed about the endless news reports about Braz...

    Despite the corruption, the polluted water and the terrorism fears, Brazilians are finally loving the fact that the Games came to Rio.

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    Antonio Bonfim Lopes, alias "Nem," center, is escorted handcuffed by police at the federal police headquarters in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Thursday Nov. 10, 2011. Antonio Bonfim Lopes, the most-wanted drug gang leader in this Olympic city, was arrested Thursday, police said. The capture is a blow to the gang that controls one of Latin America's biggest slums and the main drug distribution point in Rio. The arrest comes as police say they are preparing for an invasion of the slum as part of a campaign to make the city safer by the time it hosts the 2014 World Cup final matches and the 2016 Olympics.  (AP Photo/Felipe Dana)

    Drug King Ran Cartel to Save Daughter

    Drug King Ran Cartel to Save Daughter

    The roughest area of Rocinha in Rio de Janeiro, the largest favela in Brazil, is almost at the very top. Rua Um, Road One, is where Lulu has his office. Lulu is Dono do Morro, King of the Hill, head of the local drugs trade and political boss of t...

    Antônio Francisco Bonfim Lopes, or as he was better known, Nem, ran Rio de Janeiro’s most powerful cartel until it all came screeching to a halt.

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    Black Olives Matter shirt

    Pizzeria Sells “Black Olives Matter” T’s

    Pizzeria Sells “Black Olives Matter” T’s

    “Black Olives Matter.”That’s the slogan used by a restaurant in Albuquerque, New Mexico to promote their new tuna and black olive tapenade dish. After generating controversy in July for using that play on words on the restaurant’s sign, Paisano’s ...

    Who thought this was a good idea?

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    TB3 / Weill / Russian charged with hacking US pizzerias / HP: Feds: Russian Hacked U.S. Zoo, Pizzerias SEO: Feds: Russian Hacker Stole $170 Million From U.S. Zoo, Pizzerias, and Even a Deli

    Feds: Russian Hacked U.S. Zoo, Pizzerias

    Feds: Russian Hacked U.S. Zoo, Pizzerias

    A small army of pizza restaurants in Washington state is prepared to face off against one of the world’s most notorious accused hackers.On Monday, Russian native Roman Seleznev appeared in a federal courtroom in Seattle for the first day of trial ...

    The son of a Moscow politician, Roman Seleznev allegedly stole credit card info from hundreds of businesses—and his lawyer represented Ted Bundy.

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    JFK's Hothead General Who Wanted WWIII

    The Hothead Who Wanted WWIII

    The Hothead Who Wanted WWIII

    The unnerving vision of Donald Trump one day getting within reach of the nuclear codes is bad enough, but the job specification of commander in chief demands more than just a cool head and stable personality. The president also needs the ability t...

    It's not only the commander in chief who has to keep calm when Armageddon threatens. The case of JFK vs. Gen. LeMay is a scary warning.

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    Black Olives Matter shirt

    Pizzeria Sells “Black Olives Matter” T’s

    Pizzeria Sells “Black Olives Matter” T’s

    “Black Olives Matter.”That’s the slogan used by a restaurant in Albuquerque, New Mexico to promote their new tuna and black olive tapenade dish. After generating controversy in July for using that play on words on the restaurant’s sign, Paisano’s ...

    Who thought this was a good idea?

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    Dan Zak

    How Senior Citizens Almost Stole Nukes

    How Senior Citizens Almost Stole Nukes

    In 2013, a Vietnam veteran named Michael Walli and two other nonviolent activists went on trial for breaking into the Y-12 National Security Complex, a nuclear weapons site in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, that has been nicknamed “the Fort Knox of Uranium...

    Author Dan Zak talks about the strange case of three elderly activists who easily broke into ‘the Fort Knox of Uranium’ in 2012.

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     Tales from the Trenches: General Sherman and the march through Georgia

    The Man Who Created Modern War

    The Man Who Created Modern War

    “I am going into the very bowels of the Confederacy,” wrote William Tecumseh Sherman early in 1864 to his superiors in the Union command, “and will leave a trail that will be recognized fifty years hence.” It seemed at the time a rather over-the-t...

    Gen. William Sherman waged war on the Confederate army and civilians alike, hastening the end of the Civil War but ensuring that he would be reviled by Southerners to this day.

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    Tech + Health

    3D printed guns

    3-D Printed Guns Could Crush Gun Control

    3-D Printed Guns Could Crush Gun Control

    Legislators can pass bills for things like universal background checks and the “no fly, no buy” rule, but those policies target if someone can purchase a gun. Things become a lot more complicated when citizens can make their own guns at home—and t...

    As the technology becomes cheaper and more widely available, tackling 3-D printed guns is going to be a massive challenge.

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    Jesus Wants Me to Smoke This Joint

    Jesus Wants Me to Smoke This Joint

    Jesus Wants Me to Smoke This Joint

    When Rhode Island State Police arrived to arrest 46-year-old Alan Gordon for growing pot, he was on the toilet. The armed officers, startled, subbed out the typical “put your hands above your head” for a more relevant directive: “wash them.” Accor...

    One Rhode Island group claims that when they’re lighting up a joint, it’s for religious reasons. Are they genuinely devout, or do they just want to get high?

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    The kid's are alright. Millenials are way better health-wise than previous generations

    Your Kids Are Better Behaved Than You

    Your Kids Are Better Behaved Than You

    There’s something terribly wrong with kids these days: a series of major surveys, conducted by the government every two years, suggest that they might just be the most well-behaved generation in recent memory.Teens are increasingly swearing off al...

    Hard-partying Baby Boomer parents are more tolerant of drugs and alcohol, and their liberal attitudes may be paying off in an unexpected way.

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    The Original Internet Abuse Story: Julian Dibbell 20 Years After ‘A Rape in Cyberspace’

    The Original Internet Abuse Story

    The Original Internet Abuse Story

    In 1993, a sexual assault rocked the online community known as Lambda MOO, a chat room and virtual world populated by early adopters to the internet. Using a virtual voodoo doll, a user known as “Mr. Bungle” forced simulated sex acts on another co...

    A conversation with former journalist Julian Dibbell about his game-changing article and the internet 20 years later.

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    Jesus Wants Me to Smoke This Joint

    Jesus Wants Me to Smoke This Joint

    Jesus Wants Me to Smoke This Joint

    When Rhode Island State Police arrived to arrest 46-year-old Alan Gordon for growing pot, he was on the toilet. The armed officers, startled, subbed out the typical “put your hands above your head” for a more relevant directive: “wash them.” Accor...

    One Rhode Island group claims that when they’re lighting up a joint, it’s for religious reasons. Are they genuinely devout, or do they just want to get high?

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    Drink This Beer After Working Out

    Drink This Beer After Working Out

    Drink This Beer After Working Out

    By Samantha Lefave, Life by Daily Burn Whether you’re into stouts, IPAs, or sours, the concept of downing beer after your workout isn’t new. Social sports leagues have been doing it for years—just for the pure enjoyment of it. Plus, a 2013 study f...

    A mango-flavored, protein-fortified IPA sounds way better than a clumpy protein shake.

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    How Russia Dominates Your Twitter

    How Russia Dominates Your Twitter

    “Ladies and Gentlemen, We have a situation in #Turkey #Incirlik” the cry went out on Twitter last Saturday night, as news spread of the Turkish forces surrounding the U.S. airbase in Incirlik.Thousands of armed police had reportedly surrounded the...

    Fake news stories from Kremlin propagandists regularly become social media trends. Here’s how Moscow does it… and what it means for America’s election 2016.

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    Smart Drugs Made Me Stupid

    Smart Drugs Made Me Dumber

    Smart Drugs Made Me Dumber

    Why can’t an overworked, overstimulated, pharmaceutically-obsessed society just come up with the perfect chemical supplement to make us smarter, faster, and more engaged in today’s accelerated world? One without the self-destructive trade-offs lik...

    After a hero dose of nootropic drugs, I was anything but bulletproof.

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    Drink This Beer After Working Out

    Drink This Beer After Working Out

    Drink This Beer After Working Out

    By Samantha Lefave, Life by Daily Burn Whether you’re into stouts, IPAs, or sours, the concept of downing beer after your workout isn’t new. Social sports leagues have been doing it for years—just for the pure enjoyment of it. Plus, a 2013 study f...

    A mango-flavored, protein-fortified IPA sounds way better than a clumpy protein shake.

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    Arts + Culture

    What Trumps' clothes say about him

    Trump Dresses Like a Spoiled Rich Kid

    Trump Dresses Like a Spoiled Rich Kid

    Throughout our current election cycle, the ideas and opinions of Donald Trump have been examined, analyzed, and argued about constantly. However, what hasn’t been talked about so often is his style. I believe that the way a man dresses says a lot ...

    The clothes the GOP candidate wears tells us all we need to know about a man whose idea of dressing well extends no further than how expensive his clothes are.

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    Activists deliver boxes of signed petitions to the California Commission on Judicial Performance calling for the removal of Judge Aaron Persky from the bench after his controversial sentencing in the Stanford rape case, in San Francisco, California, U.S. June 10, 2016. REUTERS/Stephen Lam - RTSH0BB

    The Feminist Trial of Judge Aaron Persky

    The Feminist Trial of Judge Aaron Persky

    Ever since Judge Aaron Persky handed down an appallingly lenient six-month jail sentence to Brock Turner, the former Stanford swimmer who sexually assaulted an unconscious woman on campus, a grassroots campaign to unseat the Santa Clara County jud...

    After his lenient sentencing of Brock Turner, the former Stanford swimmer convicted of sexual assault, activists have been campaigning to unseat Judge Aaron Persky.

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    A Tale of Two Sex Assaults

    A Tale of Two Sex Assaults

    This week, news that a former University of Colorado student will not spend time in prison despite being convicted of sexually assaulting an intoxicated woman seemed to echo the Brock Turner case at Stanford.On the surface, it seemed like another ...

    The lenient sentence given to a University of Colorado student for sexually assaulting an intoxicated woman mirrors the case of ex-Stanford swimmer Brock Turner.

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    UNITED KINGDOM - JUNE 14:  Princess Diana And Her Bodyguard Ken Wharfe, Derbyshire.  (Photo by Tim Graham/Getty Images)

    He Was Princess Di’s Bodyguard

    He Was Princess Di’s Bodyguard

    In the 15 years since he first published his account of being Princess Diana’s bodyguard, Diana; Closely Guarded Secret, former royal protection squad police officer Ken Wharfe, Princess Diana’s bodyguard, has been called many things.A traitor, a ...

    Her break-up with Charles, the affairs… For a second time, Ken Wharfe is spilling his secrets about working for Princess Diana.

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    Activists deliver boxes of signed petitions to the California Commission on Judicial Performance calling for the removal of Judge Aaron Persky from the bench after his controversial sentencing in the Stanford rape case, in San Francisco, California, U.S. June 10, 2016. REUTERS/Stephen Lam - RTSH0BB

    The Feminist Trial of Judge Aaron Persky

    The Feminist Trial of Judge Aaron Persky

    Ever since Judge Aaron Persky handed down an appallingly lenient six-month jail sentence to Brock Turner, the former Stanford swimmer who sexually assaulted an unconscious woman on campus, a grassroots campaign to unseat the Santa Clara County jud...

    After his lenient sentencing of Brock Turner, the former Stanford swimmer convicted of sexual assault, activists have been campaigning to unseat Judge Aaron Persky.

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    LOS ANGELES - 1966: Singer and mastermind Brian Wilson of the rock and roll band "The Beach Boys" directs from the control room while recording the album "Pet Sounds" in 1966 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images)

    How the Beach Boys Invented Surf Style

    How the Beach Boys Invented Surf Style

    From Spicoli’s burner cool to every buff, bronzed, board bro character trope, California’s surf culture is as burned into pop culture as blond highlights are in sun and salt bleached hair. While wave riding itself has been happening for thousands ...

    The Beach Boys introduced sunny Southern California’s aesthetic to pop culture, helping to make baggies and Woodies and surfing look and sound hip even in Kansas.

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    Co- founder/editor-in chief of The Huffington Post, Arianna Huffington attends the lighting of The Empire State Building in celebration of The Huffington Post's 10 year anniversary on May 7, 2015 in New York City.

    HuffPost’s Namesake Quits Her Brand

    HuffPost’s Namesake Quits Her Brand

    In an announcement that took employees and business associates alike by surprise, digital media entrepreneur and sleep guru Arianna Stassinopoulos Huffington abruptly resigned Thursday morning as editor in chief of The Huffington Post, her eponymo...

    Arianna Huffington resigned Thursday morning as editor in chief of The Huffington Post. Next stop: monetizing the land of nod.

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    E7EEK1 Adults choir, made from choirs from all over the region, perform at The Scoop. Totally Thames Festival, London, UK.

    How 1,000 Singers United New York

    How 1,000 Singers United New York

    One of the largest choral events in Lincoln Center history will take place on Lincoln Center’s Josie Robertson Plaza on Saturday, Aug. 13 at 5 p.m.A thousand volunteer singers from around New York City, crowd-sourced from an online campaign, will ...

    This weekend’s ‘Public Domain’ will bring together 1,000 volunteer singers from around New York City, crowd-sourced from an online campaign, to participate in a choral event whose ly...

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    LOS ANGELES - 1966: Singer and mastermind Brian Wilson of the rock and roll band "The Beach Boys" directs from the control room while recording the album "Pet Sounds" in 1966 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images)

    How the Beach Boys Invented Surf Style

    How the Beach Boys Invented Surf Style

    From Spicoli’s burner cool to every buff, bronzed, board bro character trope, California’s surf culture is as burned into pop culture as blond highlights are in sun and salt bleached hair. While wave riding itself has been happening for thousands ...

    The Beach Boys introduced sunny Southern California’s aesthetic to pop culture, helping to make baggies and Woodies and surfing look and sound hip even in Kansas.

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