Trump Cannot Block His Haters on Twitter Anymore, Court Rules

PLUS: What Ross Perot Got Right About America

View this email in your browser | Unsubscribe      Hand-picked news coverage for our readers of Vanity Fair, The New Yorker, and more What Ross Perot Got Right About America Perot, who ran the most successful third-party presidential campaign in 80 years, stayed independent-minded until the end. To flout prevailing opinion carries a high price, and he endured a lot of abuse for standing alone. But Perot looks a good deal better in hindsight than many of his critics. Read More William Barr Is Still Trying to Bury the Mueller Report In this case, by graciously offering the special counsel an out from testifying before Congress. Read More The Real Challenge for the Green New Deal Isn't Politics Generating clean energy is easy. Getting the transmission lines to pipe it to the cities is the hard part. Read More Democrats Aim a 2020 Bazooka at Mitch McConnell After years letting the "grim reaper" of the Senate fly under the radar, Democrats want to drag McConnell out of the shadows, put his name in ads nationwide, and vote him out of office. Read More Trump Cannot Block His Haters on Twitter Anymore, Court Rules The appeals court said it was "not persuaded" by Trump's claim he's using Twitter as a private citizen. Read More Meet Poppy Northcutt: Activist, Lawyer, and NASA's First Female Engineer "We existed in a sea of sexism." Read More Just "Him and Epstein" and "28 Girls": Florida Man Drops a Dime on Trump Florida businessman George Houraney told the New York Times that the president's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein involved at least one "calendar girl" party at Mar-a-Lago. Read More Did a friend forward you this email? Sign up here for a weekly digest of the latest in news and politics. Condé Nast One World Trade Center New York, NY 10007 Unsubscribe | Privacy Policy Copyright © 2019 Condé Nast. All rights reserved.