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The Upshot
Buried Inside Bernie Sanders’s Bill: A Fallback Plan
The bill envisions a wholesale transformation of the U.S. health system, but it also considers more modest reforms to smooth the transition.Single payer will not happen with Republican permission.
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Opinion
More Jokes From Martin Shkreli
Who could have imagined that the disgraced pharmaceutical executive was also a comedian?A screen door on a submarine.
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Arts
Jordan Klepper Wants to Be a Colbert for the Breitbart Era
A former correspondent for “The Daily Show” plays an incendiary fringe pundit on his new Comedy Central series, “The Opposition With Jordan Klepper.”He is needed.
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Real Estate
The Next Wave of New York Condos
A look at new luxury condo buildings rising in New York CityInterior decoration.
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N.Y. / Region
How Sheryll Durrant, Urban Farmer, Spends Her Sundays
The resident manager of the Kelly Street Garden, in South Bronx’s Longwood neighborhood, sleeps in and spends time with her husband and teenage son.Sitting down.
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Opinion
Morality Is Negotiable for Mr. Trump
Compassion for young immigrants? Dream on. When he does the right thing, he’s only playing the angles.
"Amid Thursday’s uproar, the conservative Never-Trump stalwart William Kristol had sound advice on dealing with Mr. Trump.
“To liberals, centrists & conservatives,” he wrote, “work for good policies during Trump’s presidency; never lose sight of his unfitness to be president.”
No
one should cheer Mr. Trump’s latest moves as a pivot toward principles.
So far, his main operating principle seems to be service to himself."
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Magazine
New Sentences: From ‘Lower Ed,’ by Tressie McMillan Cottom
Three words confront a particularly stubborn American delusion.Sometimes a sermon helps.
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U.S.
Harvard’s Bipartisan Gesture on Chelsea Manning Leaves No Side Happy
After the university’s Kennedy School gave Manning a visiting fellowship, backlash led to a reversal and criticism from across the political spectrum.The Kennedy school at Harvard needs to think more.
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