* Sanders likely to win West Virginia today, but Clinton’s overall delegate lead looks insurmountable. * Fictional political pundit out-guesses Nate Silver, 538, Vox, and other "science"-based poll predictions. * Republican senators meet with and praise Supreme Court nominee Garland—and continue to block his fate. * Obama to
This is what real giants would look like in the real world: often miserable. by Dan Chen
As the landscape unfolds, an unlucky driver keeps arriving in horror movie scenes.
* White House aide harangued for telling the NYTimes the Iran nuclear deal was sold on fiction. * North Carolina to defy federal deadline on bathroom law, risking $4.8 billion in federal funding. * "Rockstar" Democratic fundraiser Elizabeth Warren may find a Trump presidential run playing right into her hands.
* After repeatedly saying he'd support the Republican nominee, Paul Ryan says he can't back Trump. * Profile of Milwaukee Sheriff David Clarke, a black Fox News talking head and Trump's favorite lawman. * Dispatch from a business-casual white supremacist conference. * On the campaign trail with
* Justice Department warns North Carolina that its transphobic bathroom law violates civil rights laws. * The US wasted over a billion dollars trying to fight AIDS in Africa by promoting abstinence. * Europe to cease issuing the €500 bill; $1 million worth weighs five pounds and fits in a small bag. * Quick
Left on mute, this video for “Love Again” by Run the Jewels is merely a suggestive nature film. That would also be missing the point.
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* 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
In a stunning new video from Braids, vocalist Raphaelle Standell-Preston is singing around architecture.
