March 29, 2016
By The Morning News
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- Long before Brussels, ISIS sent agents into Europe, and officials failed to notice ties to the nascent group.
- Big companies like General Mills, Mars, and Kellogg to label GMOs—thanks to little Vermont.
- Self-declared prophet—on crusade for minimum wage—shot in US Capitol after pulling a gun.
- Governor Brown announces six-year plan to increase California's minimum wage to $15.
- Los Angeles sewage plant’s effect on the beach has “served as a way to talk about more than just unsightly beach trash.”
- Planes flying into LA exert a "sculptural effect on local crimes," limiting the effectiveness of helicopter patrols.
- Pictures of East London drivers, 1986-1987, "in various states of irritation or boredom."
- See also: Photographs of Manhattan's Lower East Side, from 2010 and 1980.
- "Deer cam" creator explains why so many people have watched a virtual animal roam around the campus of Grand Theft Auto V.
- Will web annotation tools like Genius speak truth to power or merely allow trolls to punch down?
- Prominent "Shark Tank" conservative blogger arrested for attempted murder in Florida.
- Against the notion that Denmark is actually a neoliberal state.
- Host cities prepare for combative national party conventions.
- Clinton suggests further Democratic debates won’t be scheduled unless Sanders backs off.
- Presidency aside, women—and women of color—may be poised for watershed elections in the Senate.
- In-depth background report on the Clinton email saga.
- Brief primer on scenarios in which Donald beats Hillary.
- Trump advisor quits, says Donald never intended to be the candidate, "but his pride is too out of control to stop him."
- Zombie time! ToB judge Blake Bailey decides between A Little Life and The Turner House.
- Buy a special ToB Memo Book for $2 and Field Notes will match your $2 and donate $4 to 826 National.
- Today's “patrons of the arts” not interested in opera and ballet, prefer novelty furniture.
- Hug attack! Kid runs onto NBA court to embrace Knicks star Carmelo Anthony.
- If they were sitcom siblings, Carmelo Anthony would be Jan Brady, forever muttering, "LeBron, LeBron, LeBron!"
