Abdul El-Sayed Is Running Against Both Parties

Abdul El-Sayed Is Running Against Both Parties

El-Sayed, 41, offered something different. He pushed for taxing billionaires at 7% of their wealth, passing Medicare for All, and enforcing antitrust laws to stop corporations from colluding to raise prices. At one moment, he called out the state’s largest health insurer, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, which happened to be a debate -sponsor.…

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What Emmy-Nominated Love Story Got Right About John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette’s Relationship

What Emmy-Nominated Love Story Got Right About John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette’s Relationship

John Checks Into a Hotel After a Devastating Fight With Carolyn Carolyn is clearing the table after a dinner party—planned by John for “her friends,” a characterization she objects to, insisting they’re “our friends”—and the couple get into a huge fight. Barbs include John saying it’s lucky he never introduced Carolyn to his mother, as…

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What to Know About the Diarrhea Outbreak Tied to Fresh Produce

What to Know About the Diarrhea Outbreak Tied to Fresh Produce

It’s not the way most people like to start their summer: on the toilet, experiencing repeated bouts of explosive diarrhea. But more than 700 people in the U.S. so far (and counting) have been infected with cyclosporiasis, an unpleasant gastrointestinal condition caused by the Cyclospora parasite. Here’s what to know about the bug and the…

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The Best TV Shows of 2026 So Far

The Best TV Shows of 2026 So Far

In The Beauty, Ryan Murphy and co-creator Matthew Hodgson have concocted a genre-hopping oddity that sounds unlikely to work. The big surprise is that, unlike so many of Murphy’s recent projects, it does. The series proceeds from a premise that immediately calls to mind the darkly comic horror movie The Substance, an underdog 2024 Best Picture contender…

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One Fine Show: “Pierre Huyghe” at Fondation Beyeler

One Fine Show: “Pierre Huyghe” at Fondation Beyeler

This major new exhibition of the works of Pierre Huyghe runs through September 13, 2026. © Pierre Huyghe, represented by ProLitteris (CH) / ADAGP (FR) Photo: Ola Rindal The epic feeling that runs through the oeuvre of Pierre Huyghe (b. 1962) invites one to make superlative statements about his reputation. It’s clear that he’s among…

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Phillips’s CEO Martin Wilson On What the House’s $507 Million Spring Reveals About the Market

Phillips’s CEO Martin Wilson On What the House’s 7 Million Spring Reveals About the Market

Phillips’s spring season achieved $507 million, up 60 percent from last year. Courtesy Phillips Phillips celebrated its 230th anniversary with a solid $507 million spring season, up 60 percent from the previous year, according to numbers released this week. Even more telling than the headline total is the 90 percent sell-through rate, which confirms the…

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The Most Valuable Tennis Memorabilia Ever Sold at Auction

The Most Valuable Tennis Memorabilia Ever Sold at Auction

Experiencing an acceleration similar to other collectibles markets during the pandemic, the market for sports memorabilia has transitioned from a playground for hobbyists to an alternative asset class in its own right. According to two market intelligence reports recently released by Market Decipher—Sports Memorabilia Collectibles Market and Sports Trading Cards Market—the segment is currently valued…

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