February 10, 2016

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After Trump triumphs in New Hampshire, GOP envisions a long, bruising fight to secure a palatable competitor.

Sanders’s youth movement powered by revived energy in the new campus left.

Gloria Steinem’s comment—that young women are supporting Sanders to meet boys—shows the rift between imperial and intersectional feminism.

Oral history of Funny or Die’s 50-minute secret movie about Trump, starring Johnny Depp.

See also: Donald Trump’s The Art Of The Deal: The Movie.

Pianist Marcus Roberts’s new EP, “Race for the White House,” tries to capture the candidates in jazz.

Beyonce’s “sexually charged mention” of Red Lobster in her new single boosts the restaurant chain’s sales by a third.

Study tests lobster dishes in restaurants, finds a third of them containing cheaper seafood instead.

Florida man throws a live alligator through a Wendy’s drive-through window.

The American practice of tipping employees in hospitality industries started with slavery.

Twelve years after the initial FOIA request, Pentagon still fights the release of photos documenting torture under Bush.

Unrelated: History of the thong.

Brooks: There’s a lot we’ll miss when Obama leaves, namely integrity, humanity, good manners, and elegance.

Supreme Court blocks Obama’s coal regulations—first time ever granting a request to halt regulation before review by a federal appeals court.

“McMindfulness” refers to the commodified, marketized, and reductionist version of mindfulness practice.

Up up down down left right left right B A. Lessons from a teenage Snapchatter.

New patent awarded to Google suggests a future of self-driving delivery trucks.

Open letter: How not to kill a cyclist.

Consciously or not, people sigh about every five minutes—a vital reflex that takes in twice the normal volume of air.

I grabbed a mint chip hemp milk with double servings of maca. Fascinating eating journal from woman who sells ingredients to Gwyneth Paltrow.