Early Addition: What Happens To Guide Dog Dropouts?

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Published Nov 12, 2019

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Disney+ launched today, and users were immediately beset with technical issues. Once you get it working, the major questions are: is The Mandalorian any good? And what the hell have they done to the Greedo scene??
If nothing else, thanks to The Mandalorian, we now have two new delightful interviews with the one and only Werner Herzog: "You have to know what a good amount of the population is watching. Do not underestimate the Kardashians."
The NY Post looked into a very secretive cultish organization called the Odyssey Study Group, which has apparently been based out of the Plaza Hotel since the 1980s.
A memo circulated by House Republicans laid out their strategy for defending Trump: Say he did nothing wrong and attack bureaucrats questioning his conduct.
PT Anderson's next film, which will start shooting in the San Fernando Valley next year, "will be centered on a high school student who is also a successful child actor."
Alex Trebek got choked up when a Jeopardy! contestant gave a very sweet final answer.
This is a ridiculously great article about what happens to guide dog dropouts.
13-year-old actress Laurel Griggs, who performed in the Tony-winning musical Once, has died after suffering a massive asthma attack.
Here's a super cheery story for your Tuesday morning read: How America Ends.
The dumbest Greyhound bus line travels from Midtown to Brooklyn.
Eater asks: why are Americans afraid of eating raw milk cheese?
The Zagat Guide is being printed again, if you're into that sorta thing.
And finally, cats are precious sociopaths:

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