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 This nonprofit is selling tiny $6 hijabs for children to put on their dolls
It's time to give the hijab a warm and long overdue welcome — at playtime and beyond. A new initiative called Hello Hijab wants to encourage wider acceptance of hijabs, creating tiny headscarves for children to put on their Barbies and similar dolls. The effort aims to make playtime more inclusive, while also getting children used to seeing headscarves in order to help fight stigma. The $6 handmade hijabs will be available for U.S. order starting April 1, with 100 percent of the proceeds going to nonprofits serving multicultural communities. More about Women, Dolls, Social Good, Hijabi, and Hijab Read More »This mug solves the worst thing about coffee
The Ember travel mug is temperature-controlled and can be managed from a smartphone app via Bluetooth connection. Read more... More about Real Time Video, Real Time Video, Real Time, Real Time Video, and Technology Read More »Google swears ads will stop showing up in the absolute worst places
Ads sold through Google have turned up in some pretty horrific corners of the web lately, and many big advertisers are outraged. The search giant responded to the growing uproar among its client brands on Friday with an unusual public apology and a promise to "do a better job." "We’ve heard from our advertisers and agencies loud and clear that we can provide simpler, more robust ways to stop their ads from showing against controversial content," Google U.K. managing director Ronan Harris wrote in a blog post. Google is the biggest advertiser on the internet, and ads bought through its various platforms are spread across hundreds of thousands of websites and millions of YouTube videos. Read more... More about Google, Business, and Advertising Read More »Nothing says 'Will you marry me?' like a bouquet of Doritos at a hockey game
Fire up your tear ducts, friends. This is perhaps the most romantic proposal video we have ever seen. Why? Because of chips. A woman proposed to her boyfriend at a Vancouver Canucks hockey game on Thursday while he was participating in the very fun Jumbotron activity "Puck Shuffle." This is when you follow a hockey puck on a screen with your eyes, then embarrass yourself in front of an entire arena when you lose track of it. Luckily, no such tragedy befell Brandon Haubrich: it was all a romantic setup. The puck on the screen revealed a message: "Will you marry me?" Haubrich's girlfriend, Amanda Mussio, appeared — holding a bouquet of engagement-ready Doritos Ketchup Roses (which are a real thing, btw — thanks, Canada). Read more... More about Doritos, Engagement, Watercooler, and Watercooler Read More »This guy who uses dating apps to score free dinner is your new worst enemy
Step aside, breadcrumbers. Move to the left, ghosters. There’s a new kind of shitty match in town and his name is Dine-and-Dash. Just when you thought you’d encountered all the different types of dating app disasters, a new one comes along. There’s a Los Angeles man who keeps inviting women to dinner via dating app and then sticking them with the check. He’s like a much less fun version of Homeless Heidi from High Maintenance, and he appears mainly to have met his dates on Bumble. His M.O., according to CBS LA, is to invite an unsuspecting woman to dinner and immediately order a hearty meal. (In one case he went for “A glass of pinot, a Caesar salad with a side of shrimp, a steak and a baked potato.”) Then he chows down and gets up to “take a call.” And — surprise! — he disappears, leaving his bewildered date to pay. Read more... More about Los Angeles, Crime, Dine And Dash, Dating, and Dating Apps Read More »Someone stole a Secret Service laptop with private Trump and Hillary info on it. Great.
Uh oh, looks like President Donald Trump might have another thing to add to his growing list of cybersecurity worries. On Thursday, a laptop computer containing private information was stolen from a Secret Service agent's vehicle in New York, according to the law enforcement agency. ABC News reported the computer contains Trump Tower floor plans, details about Hillary Clinton's email investigation and other national security information. Wonderful. Just what America needs right now. SEE ALSO: White House sends satirical news story by accident in daily newsletter and do you guys even read On Friday, the Secret Service released the following statement confirming the theft and stating the laptop is super secure. Read more... More about Tech, Laptop, Donald Trump, Politics, and Conversations Read More »Women found Trump's body language towards Angela Merkel so painfully familiar
No matter how hard we want it to, 2016's election never seems to fully go away. For many women who chose to watch President Trump's joint press conference with Angela Merkel on Friday, the experience hit far too close to home. Not only did Trump's body language mirror his movements on the debate stage with Hillary Clinton (when will that memory go away?) it reminded them of their own personal interactions with powerful men who seemed to resent their presence. If you haven't watched the full conference, please don't. Watch this very brief clip instead, where Chancellor Merkel asks Trump for a handshake, only to have it be rejected. It's not just that Trump refuses to shake her hand. He doesn't even look her in the eye. Read more... More about Women, Body Language, Angela Merkel, Donald Trump, and Watercooler Read More »Twitter is slamming Donald Trump after awkward press conference with Angela Merkel
Here comes today's least surprising news. *Insert long, exasperated sigh.* President Trump is getting destroyed on Twitter after his extremely awkward press conference with German Chancellor Angela Merkel. After refusing to shake the Chancellor's hand (help) and suggesting that they were both wiretapped by President Obama (please help), people had their Twitter fingers ready for Trump - and let's just say, they did not hold back.
FBI arrested the troll who sent that seizure-inducing tweet to a journalist with epilepsy
A tweet has led to an arrest — three months after it was sent. Back in December, Vanity Fair contributing editor and Newsweek senior writer Kurt Eichenwald shared that someone had targeted him with a strobing tweet. The flashing tweet gave the journalist a seizure. He is a known epileptic and Eichenwald believed he had been targeted for his political views.
After the harrowing Twitter experience, he posted he was taking a breather from the platform and pursuing legal action against the violent tweeter. Read more... More about Epilepsy, Seizure, Arrest, Journalist, and Strobe Read More »So March Madness has Bill Murray going for it, which is nice
It's a scientific fact that Bill Murray makes everything better. Even March Madness. Murray is a noted Chicago sports fan. But one year after becoming a sad NCAA Tournament meme, he's again in the stands supporting the Xavier University Musketeers out of Cincinnati, Ohio. But happy Bill Murray was a delightful sight in the stands during a Xavier win Thursday, and the species may well be spotted again Saturday. If you're wondering or have forgotten what exactly is going on, here's the deal. Luke Murray, son of Bill, is a Xavier assistant coach. Musketeers head man Chris Mack even calls him "one of the top young assistant coaches in America." The very last line of Luke's bio on the Xavier website reads casually: "His father, Bill, is an Emmy and Golden Globe winning comedian and actor." Read more... More about Bill Murray, March Madness, Sports, Entertainment, and Sports Read More »Jet.com bought ModCloth, which makes a strange kind of sense
Amazon has its private labels, and Walmart has Jet.com, which now has ModCloth. The e-commerce subsidiary of Walmart on Friday closed a deal to buy ModCloth, the popular online retailer. The companies declined to confirm the price of the deal, but earlier reports pegged it between $50 and $75 million. Jezebel first reported news of the acquisition earlier this week before the deal closed. The news was noteworthy, since ModCloth is known for its alternative, indie vibe and size-inclusive philosophy — kind of the opposite of Walmart. The indie retailer is most popular with 18- to 35-year-old women, a coveted group Walmart likely wants to woo. Read more... More about Womens Fashion, Walmart, Amazon, Jet.Com, and E Commerce Read More »11 year-old started a book club for boys to improve literacy
A lot of kids love to read, but not many kids take that passion and harness it into a full-on movement. That's exactly what Sidney Keys III is doing. The 11-year-old started Books N Bros, a book club for him and his peers to celebrate African-American literature and promote literacy. And to say it's a success is an understatement. “Books N Bros is a book club for boys and we read books and African American literature because every time I go to the library at my school, there aren’t many African American literature books there,” Keys explained to St. Louis on the Air. Read more... More about Books, African American, Book Club, Conversations, and Watercooler Read More »Chance the Rapper has some words for all those who think he's no longer an independent artist
Chance the Rapper is not signed to a label and gives his albums away to fans for free—and that's not how things usually go in the music industry. Coloring Book, his third project, was released on Apple Music exclusively for two weeks—prompting some to question whether or not he had inked a deal with the company, therefore altering his independent status. But in a series of tweets on Friday afternoon, Chance cleared the air. In response to people questioning his independence, he explained the terms of his deal with Apple Music last May and the role in the rollout of his much-anticipated Coloring Book. Read more... More about Apple Music, Chance The Rapper, Conversations, Watercooler, and Watercooler Read More »Google's figured out how to store even more selfies on your phone
If there's anything the lovable nerds in Silicon Valley have taught me, it's that compression technology is indeed sexy. Who am I kidding? It's not, but compression technology is very practical. Take Google's new open source JPEG algorithm called Guetzli — it can dramatically reduce the size of JPEG images without loss of quality, according to ArsTechnica. As per Google's Research Blog and GitHub, Guetzli-generated JPEG files are up to 35 percent smaller than most current JPEGs encoded with the widely-used libjpeg encoder. With smaller JPEG files, you'll not only be able to store more pictures (and most importantly: selfies) on your phone and computer, but websites that use Guetzli-encoded JPEGs would also (at least, in theory) load faster. Read more... More about Google Research, Images, Compression, Jpegs, and Google Read More »Pro 'Overwatch' team is dominating their competition in the most unlikely ways
Meta Athena is the most inventive team in Overwatch right now, and their unpredictability has made them unstoppable in the professional scene. Almost nobody had heard of them before last month. In December, Meta Athena qualified for the second season of OGN's Overwatch Apex, one of the most premiere Overwatch leagues in the world and the team's first competition of that caliber. Since the start of the qualifiers, the team has been tearing through the competition, racking up seven straight wins in an undefeated run straight to the playoffs. The South Korean team, which is primarily made up of high school-aged players, consistently manages to outplay and outmaneuver its opponents using strategies that nobody has ever seen before and it's turning the pro Overwatch meta on its head. Read more... More about Esports, Gaming, Overwatch, Entertainment, and Gaming Read More »Obama's photographer will never be done trolling Trump
Attention, internet: The newest edition of our favorite series of presidential shade has arrived, and it's probably the only good thing that came from today's press conference. In case you've been missing out, Barack Obama's official White House photographer Pete Souza has turned his Instagram into the universe's premiere source for Donald Trump shade. This week — between #MicrowaveGate and a painful press conference with German Chancellor Angela Merkel —Souza's content has been extra shady (and we're here for it). SEE ALSO: Twitter is slamming Donald Trump after awkward press conference with Angela Merkel Read more... Trump wants to kill the energy program that helped make Tesla what it is today
President Donald Trump wants to swing a heavy ax at government programs for innovative clean energy technologies — including an initiative that once backed Tesla. Trump's budget proposal, unveiled on Thursday, would eliminate a major loan program that helped Tesla roll out its all-electric Model S. The costly but zero-emissions sedan later fueled Tesla's rise as one of the world's largest electric automakers. The Advanced Technology Vehicle Manufacturing (ATVM) program is one of dozens of climate-related initiatives that Trump has placed on his chopping block. Read more... More about Elon Musk, Tesla Motors, Tesla, Electric Vehicles, and Electric Cars Read More »Donations flood in to Meals on Wheels after White House threatens to pull funding
For the elderly, living at home alone can be difficult to say the least. Just getting the meals they need can be a struggle, and for many, Meals on Wheels has been the answer. So when Trump's budget proposal released Thursday threatened to slash all federal funding for the program, a whole lot of Americans were outraged. And they acted on that outrage. Following the news, 50 times the usual donations flooded into Meals on Wheels America in a single day, Yahoo! News reports. The organization also saw a whole lot of people offering up their time as well as their cash. Read more... More about Seniors, Government, Donald Trump, Charity, and Meals On Wheels Read More »Ugh, Facebook, don't give us even more tabs
Facebook constantly tweaks its user experience to give its members what they want, but the latest update is sure to drive pop-up haters, i.e. everyone, up the wall. We spotted a new feature Friday that threads comment replies into a new pop-up window, just like the separate conversation tabs used for chatting with friends on Messenger when you have your News Feed open. That type of instant access might be useful if you're deeply entrenched in a comment war, but in just about any other circumstance, it's intrusive and demanding. SEE ALSO: Messenger Day is making me unload randos on Facebook (and maybe that's a good thing) Read more... The real story behind Trump's fake Irish/Nigerian 'proverb'
Donald Trump set heads to scratching on the eve of St. Patrick's Day by sharing a proverb with his gathered "Irish friends" that was neither Irish nor a proverb, as far as anyone could tell. Unfortunately for lovers of irony everywhere, however, it was also not the work of a 30-something Nigerian banker, as many Google searchers suggested after finding the stanzas listed on Poemhunter.com, in a submission by Albashir Adam Alhassan. While Alhassan has since assured CNN, NBC News and Buzzfeed that the work is most definitely his, a quick search of Trump's "proverb" immediately turns up online in inspirational quote books, toast books, books full of blessings, homemade books, memes and many religious books. Read more... More about Debunk, Proverb, Poem, Ireland, and St. Patrick S Day Read More »WikiLeaks shows us, once again, just how shady it is
It looks like WIkiLeaks' promise to work with tech companies to fix their security vulnerabilities may come with a few strings attached after all. In a move that's surprising to exactly no one, WikiLeaks has reportedly told Apple, Microsoft and Google that it won't share details related to the CIA's hacking techniques until the companies agree to a "a series of conditions," according to a new report in Motherboard. What those conditions are is is unclearMotherboard reports one of its sources said one condition may be a 90-day disclosure deadline, which would require companies to patch vulnerabilities within a three-month timeframe. Read more... More about Microsoft, Apple, Google, Julian Assange, and Wikileaks Read More »Woman who fought off bathroom attacker has strong message for anti-trans group trying to use her story
Last week, Kelly Herron was on a long run when she stopped to use the bathroom in a Seattle park and was attacked by a man hiding in a stall. She fought him off, screaming "Not today, motherfucker!", and shared her story on social media with a very specific goal. "After my assault, I came out with my story about fighting back," she said in an email. "I didn't want other women to be fearful and not continue to do the things that make them happy, like running!" Herron's Instagram post, which now has 38,000 likes, included a picture of the park, a screenshot from her fitness tracker during the moments she battled her attacker and an image of her battered face. Read more... More about Transgender, Transgender Rights, Sexual Assault, Us World, and Us Read More »Angela Merkel's powerful side-eye at Ivanka Trump is asking the question we're all wondering
Ivanka Trump gatecrashed Angela Merkel's ill-fated summit with Donald Trump Friday, the latest in a line of questionable appearances at gatherings where she probably doesn't really belong. The reality TV star, businesswoman and jewelry vendor had a seat next to the German chancellor, who has a Ph.D. in chemistry and speaks fluent Russian, for the roundtable discussion with German and U.S. business leaders. Twitter was quick to spot a theme in the photos that emerged from the encounter. In some of them, it looks a lot like Merkel is chucking serious side-eye at Trump's daughter and wondering inside just what she's doing there. Read more... More about Ivanka Trump, Angela Merkel, and Watercooler Read More »Sorry Trump, even Fox News thinks your wiretapping claim is BS
Not everyone at Donald Trump's favorite news network is gobbling up his latest piece of red meat. Fox News anchor Shep Smith countered Trump once again Friday, this time aiming his measured, declaratory tone at the president's outlandish claim that his predecessor was wiretapping him. "Fox News knows of no evidence of any kind that the now president of the United States was surveilled at any time in any way," anchor Shep Smith said during a Friday broadcast. "Full stop." Smith's "full stop" comment, which was spread widely on social media, comes after analyst Andrew Napolitano claimed on Fox & Friends Tuesday that "three intelligence sources have informed Fox News that President Obama went outside the chain of command" and requested British intelligence officials spy on Trump. Read more... More about Trump, Politics, Media, Fox News, and Shep Smith Read More »Jimi Hendrix's family is fighting over vodka and weed marketed in his name
Products like "Hey Joe" Merlot and "Wammy Bar" ice cream edibles have stoked a decades-long battle between Jimi Hendrix's surviving family members — and now a new lawsuit aims to shred a line of products including liquor and marijuana. A company run by Jimi's adopted sister Janie, who controls the guitar legend's estate, filed suit this week against his brother, Leon Hendrix, and Leon's business partner over a trademark dispute, according to documents obtained by Mashable. At issue are several lines of novelty merchandise bearing the late musician's name and likeness, including weed, food, liquor, and electronic products. Read more... More about Jimi Hendrix, Business, Advertising, and Music Read More »'Broadchurch' is the best British crime show you're not watching
If you like your crime shows bleak, British and full of David Tennant snapping grumpily at people, then you need to start watching Broadchurch. SEE ALSO: 9 shows to get excited about in 2017 The ITV drama — which was insanely popular in Britain when the first season was broadcast back in 2013 — has just gotten stuck into its third season. At the time of writing, we're three episodes in. Every time a new season of Broadchurch starts, I become achingly obsessed with it. The characters are great, the acting is flawless, and there's always a messy central mystery that keeps you guessing until the very last minute. Read more... More about Uk, Olivia Colman, David Tennant, Tv, and Drama Read More »Trump found a way to kill the future of public service
There are so many wildly upsetting cuts in Trump's budget proposal that it's almost impossible to determine which one is the most cruel. Somewhere near the top of that very long list should be the Corporation for National and Community Service, which oversees both SeniorCorps and AmeriCorps, one of America's largest community service organizations. Even if you haven't heard of AmeriCorps, chances are you benefited from it and didn't even realize it. Maybe you walked on a trail some AmeriCorps member cleared for you free of charge, or attended a cheesy but helpful after-school program that some service member spent weeks planning without your knowledge. Read more... More about Trump Budget, Millennials, Americorps, Watercooler, and Watercooler Read More »10 Snapchat tricks to make you a power user
Think you know Snapchat inside and out? Think again. With so many frequent updates, Snapchat's now more feature-packed than ever before. And honestly, who the heck can even keep up with them all? Not to fret! Whether you consider yourself a power user or not, here are 10 tips to help take your Snapchat game to the next level. 1. Create Snapcode from any websiteSnapcodes aren't just for adding your friends anymore. You can create your own Snapcodes for any website and share them online for other Snapchat users to scan, or if you're really nuts for them, you can print them up and include them on, say, flyers. Read more... More about How To, Tips And Tricks, Mobile, Tech Utility, and Snapchat Read More »The indigenous people of Papua New Guinea saved hundreds of wounded soldiers in WWII
Dec. 25, 1942 Private George "Dick" Whittington is helped to an aid station by Raphael Oimbari. Whittington died of bush typhus in February 1943. Image: George Silk/Public Domain The three-year-long New Guinea campaign was one of the most arduous of World War II, with Allied and Japanese forces sustaining tens of thousands of casualties as they struggled for control of the world’s second-largest island. Deadlier than enemy fire, though, was the environment itself — far more Japanese died of starvation and disease than in combat. Numerous operations were hampered by the difficulties of maintaining supply lines through miles of thick jungle, steep slopes and swift rivers. Read more... More about New Guinea, Papua, Indigenous, World War Ii, and Australia Read More »'Walking Dead' boss says Season 7 finale will be 'the end of a chapter'
The Walking Dead is rapidly approaching 100 episodes (time flies when you're crushing zombie skulls like watermelons), but according to its showrunner Scott Gimple, they're not planning on cancelling the apocalypse any time soon. The series has already been renewed for Season 8, but Gimple apparently has his sights set on a much loftier goal. "Episode 801, the first episode of Season 8, is gonna be the 100th episode. The first episode is less about that we reached 100 episodes, it’s more about setting up the next 100 episodes," he revealed during a panel at Los Angeles' annual PaleyFest television festival on Friday night. "The end of this season is very much the end of a chapter; it's a conclusion that promises this epic story ahead. It’s about setting up this gigantic, epic tale to come, not only in Season 8, but beyond." Read more... More about The Walking Dead Season 7, Amc, Melissa Mcbride, Lauren Cohan, and Scott Gimple Read More »Watch Stephen Colbert read a few of Trump's other favorite *cough* 'Irish proverbs'
We all had a big St. Patty's Day laugh at the "Irish proverb" Trump publicly claimed as his favorite on Thursday So, Stephen Colbert thought he'd keep the joke going by guessing Trump's other favorite Irish proverbs. You know, all the hits: "Baby Got Back," "That's Amore" and, of course, Beyoncé's St. Patrick's Day staple: "Sorry." Feels good to celebrate tradition, you know? Read more... More about St. Patrick S Day, Donald Trump, Stephen Colbert, Watercooler, and Watercooler Read More »The first American hoverboard fire deaths are now part of a federal investigation
The tragic fire ignited by a malfunctioning hoverboard that claimed the life of a child last week just took another. Now, a federal investigation has been launched to look into the deaths. According to local reports, Savannah Dominick, age 10, died on Thursday as a result of burns covering 95 percent of her body suffered in the blaze. The first victim of the fire, Ashanti Hughes, age 3, died on the night of the fire. SEE ALSO: The rise and fall of the hoverboard Although a number of hoverboard fires have been reported over the past couple of years in the U.S. and internationally, this incident marks the first confirmed death in the United States due to a hoverboard fire incident. Read more... More about Hoverboards, Accidents, Batteries, Safety, and Investigation Read More »This 'passive-aggressive art gallery' is the perfect petty roommate prank
Twitter learned a valuable lesson this week: passive-aggressively pranking your messy roommate can double as fine art. To be fair, not all messy roommates are created equal. There's the saucepan-in-sink roommate, for example, who likes to fill dirty pots with water and "let them soak" for weeks. There's the couch roommate, who stores at least a quarter of their belongings on the sofa for reasons you'll never understand. And then there's the cutlery caper, who doesn't not do the dishes, per se, but has a nasty habit of leaving single pieces of unwashed cutlery around. A peanut butter knife, a sour cream spoon—nothing big, but annoying nonetheless. Read more... More about Twitter, Watercooler, and Watercooler Read More »The 11 best moments from this massive, crazy profile of Kellyanne Conway
New York magazine just came out with a major profile of Kellyanne Conway, and, yep, it's crazy, from the cover line (The True First Lady of Trump's America) on down. The cover story by Washington correspondent Olivia Nuzzi follows the counselor to President Donald Trump—and, yes, again, "true first lady"—through the White House, TV appearances, her home life, and one endlessly fascinating steak dinner.
Here are the 11 most insane things you'll learn from it: Read more... 1. Conway's Secret Service code name is Blueberry.More about Politics, New York Magazine, Trump, Kellyanne Conway, and Business Read More »The guy behind the '4-hour workweek' thinks you should work for 4 hours at WeWork
Tim Ferriss made his name on productivity: how to get the most out of your workday, and your life, in just four hours. The Silicon Valley investor—in startups like Uber and TaskRabbit—moved to become a hyper-productivity guru with his books The 4-Hour Workweek, The 4-Hour Body and The 4-Hour Chef. Now, Ferriss is partnering with co-working chain WeWork on their new Creator Awards, which will give out $20 million to startups who compete. He answered a few questions from Mashable about why WeWork is his next project, and how to be productive there. Why are you working with WeWork? I’ve long been a fan of WeWork’s mission to help people make a life, not just a living. I also believe that we are the company we keep. What’s so powerful about The Creator Awards, and WeWork as a platform, is the ability to connect individual entrepreneurs who might otherwise be going it alone…or who might feel alone. Supportive communities are just as vital as money, and I'm excited to work with WeWork to bring great people together. Read more... More about Wework, Tim Ferriss, and Business Read More »Robot Kanye will free you from the human labor of listening to the real thing
Before Kanye West gets to the White House, first, we'll have to survive the robot apocalypse brought about by his A.I.-powered doppelgänger. No, this isn't science-fiction. It's a very real piece of software created by a high school student from West Virginia. Robbie Barrat, a 17-year-old hip-hop fan and coding whiz, taught himself to code using open source software, according to a report from Quartz. Initially, the software simply rearranged 6,000 Kanye rap phrases to create new songs, but now the software has been modified to create original rap lines using the Kanye word bank. Read more... More about Artificial Intelligence, Kanye, Kanye West, and Tech Read More »Snapchat needs to evolve—or it'll be brutally slaughtered by Facebook.
For Facebook, Snapchat isn't an app to be feared. It's a feature to be absorbed. The world's largest social network relentlessly taunts Snap Inc., their much-smaller competitor, known mostly for its disappearing messages app, by lifting Snap's core functionality, and dumping it into a variety of products it doesn't really belong. Who knows what Facebook's really thinking—the company tends to promote its features with fluff about letting you "share all the moments of your day"—but the ripoffs are almost certainly less about providing a service to users, and much more about outright killing Snapchat. Read more... More about Instagram Stories, Instagram, Snapchat Stories, Facebook Stories, and Social Media Read More »Twitter's savaging this photo from the NYT's Styles profile of Donald Trump, Jr. and it's hilarious
So, Hillary, sure, but, would you ever want to run into Donald Trump, Jr. in the woods? Well, it could happen: He, uh, apparently feels super at home there. On Saturday, the New York Times Styles section published a profile of the younger Don that discusses, among many other things (ahem, that time he got arrested for public intoxication) his love of the great outdoors. Already, plenty of people are criticizing the piece on Twitter for normalizing Trump—who, remember, is apparently not above Holocaust jokes—but it's also achieving internet notoriety in another way. You see, the article features a photo of Trump in which he, ever the outdoorsman, is sitting on a stump. Read more... More about Jr., Donald Trump, Twitter, Watercooler, and Watercooler Read More » | ||||
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