* Trump locks in the GOP nomination, Cruz quits the race, Bernie wins Indiana to little avail. * GOP faithful switch to supporting Hillary. * Trump supporters attack GQ writer, who wrote a profile of Trump's wife she didn't like, with lurid antisemitism. * Tennessee governor signs law allowing university
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* Andrew Sullivan: The rise of Trump marks the extinction of our democracy. * Opposition to Vietnamese refugees in the '70s was higher than today's opposition to Syrians. * Collection of once-embargoed photos of “enemy” Japanese Bay Area citizens being rounded up. * Neither free-market policy nor individual behavior
Orly Faya’s portraits merge her subjects with the nature surrounding them.
* US and Russia possibly to draw up map of "safe zones" in Aleppo, hoping Russia can convince Syria's Assad to obey. * Photographs and brief interviews from inside Aleppo, where over 250 were killed by airstrikes last week. * Twenty years after Australia enacted strict gun control, the
A man and his selfie stick circumnavigate the world. Here’s footage of his travels, one second for each of his 200 days. See also: We asked people around the globe—in Uganda, Ecuador, Fiji, and more—to make food from the opposite side of Earth.
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* Anticipating this weekend's White House Correspondents Dinner, a list of jokes told by every president. * Boehner calls Ted Cruz “Lucifer in the flesh,” “the most miserable son of a bitch in my life.” * Don’t underestimate Trump’s top advisor, who made “a booming business working with dictators.
* Prince was the rare rock star who took his female collaborators and bandmates seriously. * Google knows who you'll vote for. What if we let them? * Flourishing natural habitat at Chernobyl mirrors modern understanding of radiation's therapeutic upsides. * "In the Republican presidential frontrunner's telling,
