Early Addition: What's Going On With America's Boys?

Ben Yakas

Published Jan 28, 2020

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Published Jan 28, 2020

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More information from John Bolton's upcoming book has come out, including the fact that Bolton told Attorney General William Barr last year that "he had concerns that President Trump was effectively granting personal favors to the autocratic leaders of Turkey and China."
Let writer Peggy Orenstein explain to you what's going on with America's boys.
The opening of the Alamo Drafthouse on Liberty Street has been postponed until this summer.
The second life of Cats as a midnight movie cult classic has already begun.
Remember when a Hotmail address was a hot commodity?
McDonalds is going to get into the chicken sandwich wars whether you like it or not.
Here is an adorable clip of a veteran learning that a watch he bought for $345 is now worth $500-700K.
Wired tries to figure out what went wrong with CollegeHumor.
Delta has been fined $50,000 after the federal Transportation Department found that it discriminated against three Muslim passengers.
Famous dudes love to grow beards when shit gets real.
The Tudor City sign has been fully unveiled.
And finally, this dog definitely knows what it is doing:

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