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On the eve of the presidential election, three of World Liberty Financial’s top executives offered the billionaire Justin Sun an investment opportunity that, should Donald Trump win a second term, might also conveniently help relieve the legal pressure on him. Sun, who was raised
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Once upon a time, influencers could post beautiful photos of their lives and, with enough consistency, amass an audience of followers who looked to them for inspiration or escape. The rise of TikTok and Instagram’s prioritization of video …
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Every weekday, The Cut’s astrology expert, Claire Comstock-Gay (a.k.a. Madame Clairevoyant), reads the horoscope for every zodiac sign.
Basic voter ID is popular. Democrats should take advantage of that and undercut Trump with a compromise, Ed Kilgore writes.
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Summer may be halfway gone, but we've still got several weeks of summer reading left. Our staffers report what they've read so far this season and what they still hope to get to, from Jane Austen at the recommendation of an astrologist to …
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