Extra, Extra: Michelle Obama Warns Graduates About President Trump

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Published Jun 3, 2016

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Rebecca Fishbein

Published Jun 3, 2016

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Michelle Obama threw shade at Trump at her commencement address at City College.
Speaking of Trump, because we can't seem to stop picking at this scab, here is the definitive image of this election season.
Cool trash cans bro.
I can't stop squealing over this puppet-filled promo for Julie Andrews' new kid-friendly Netflix show.
Here's an excellent read on the Olympics' first refugee team.
Do you guys remember The Hills?
The Sims is going gender-fluid.
A water mains and sewers upgrade in Queens might be killing all the horseshoe crabs.
The G train will not run between Bedford-Nostrand Avenues and Church Avenue some weeknights this month.
And last but not least, a reminder that clams eat things in addition to being eaten:

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