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New York Magazine|January 27-February 9, 2025

Legal Affairs: Elie Honig

INSIDE: Confessions of a prominent internet addict / Will AI upend the Oscars race? DONALD TRUMP’S JANUARY 6 pardon spree is, without question, a captivating shiny object. Love what he’s done or hate it (and even some Republicans acknowledge the lunacy), it’s impossible not to gawk: clemency for, essentially, everyone—from seditious conspirators to 170-plus defendants who attacked cops with weapons to nonviolent insurrection-curious Capitol meanderers. Over 1,000 convictions were wiped off the books, all pending prosecutions were dismissed, and about 400 offenders were ordered to be released from prison. Despite prior insinuations from Trump and others about moderation, almost no lines were drawn. They all skated. But the pardon bonanza, for all its shock value and undeniable historical import, obscured a series of momentous policy changes initiated through an avalanche…

Legal Affairs: Elie Honig
New York Magazine|January 27-February 9, 2025

RED DAWN

IT’S MONDAY, JANUARY 20, the first night of Donald Trump’s second presidency, and just a couple blocks from the Capitol Building that his now-pardoned MAGA army swarmed four years and 14 days ago, there is, as there has been for the past several nights in restaurants, hotel ballrooms, and lobbying offices, a party for people who have never been happier about the direction in which this country is heading. They are drinking, smoking, flirting, networking, but mostly congratulating one another on their big win. This party is at Butterworth’s, a new dimly lit bistro that has become a hot spot for the right in part because one of its investors is Raheem Kassam, once the editor-in-chief of the U.K. edition of Breitbart. On the menu are themed cocktails with names…

RED DAWN
Mother Jones|January/February 2025

The Oligarch Election

IT FEELS STRANGE to suggest that the second-most memorable thing that happened on a stage in Butler, Pennsylvania, in 2024 was the former and future president of the United States getting shot in the face. But after Donald Trump’s victory on election night, the image that was seared in my mind was that of the world’s richest man, Elon Musk, jumping around the same stage a few months later—eyes weirdly vacant, a black MAGA hat perched awkwardly on his head, his legs and arms outstretched in the shape of a knotted and overgrown X. Musk had been a public Trump supporter since the summer, and a not-so-subtle conservative sympathizer for far longer. He was already pouring tens of millions of dollars into an unusual field campaign in key swing states. And…

The Oligarch Election

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LOSE IT! The Handbook|Vol 49

6 KEY SUCCESS FACTORS FOR SUSTAINABLE WEIGHT LOSS

Losing weight is challenging, and maintaining that weight loss is an even tougher battle. Our biology, hormones and ingrained habits work against us, while tempting junk food promises quick gratification. The stress of modern life leaves us exhausted, making it easy to slip back into old unhealthy patterns. Before we realise it, the weight we worked so hard to lose has crept back on. So what’s the secret to longterm success? It’s not just about willpower or deprivation. It’s about creating a sustainable plan that addresses the aspects of weight loss that cause us to stumble. If you haven’t yet incorporated the following factors into your weight-loss plan, it’s time to get more tactical. 1 Prioritise protein Eating sufficient protein is probably one of the most important strategies for weight loss and weight maintenance.…

6 KEY SUCCESS FACTORS FOR SUSTAINABLE WEIGHT LOSS
Men's Health UK|January/February 2025

Do fat-burning exercises really exist?

I think it’s pretty well established that when it comes to losing weight, most of our focus should be on nutrition. Although there’s a lot of nuance concerning how we should approach losing a few pounds, in principle, calories in versus calories out – and bringing awareness to what we eat, when we eat – and how we eat are all generally accepted. It does occasionally feel to me, though, that the pendulum has swung too far in the direction of ‘exercise is useless for fat loss’. However you slice it, all activity requires energy and exercise tends to require a fair bit of it. If we’re going with the black-and-white calories in/calories out equation, we can’t ignore the ‘out’ part of that formula, and exercise can play an important role…

Do fat-burning exercises really exist?
Ideal Home|February 2025

Weekend decorator

1 EXPERIMENT WITH NEW PLANTS Bring some new houseplants into your home, whether it’s a leafy monstera, some trailing hanging varieties or a terrarium or two. Play around with different types, sizes and styles, and bring a lush feel to your rooms this season. 2 PAINT A SQUIGGLE BORDER We’ve seen curves, waves, scallops and squiggles take hold of homeware in a big way, so why not transfer those patterns onto your walls? Paint a fun freehand squiggle line in place of a border, picture rail or even around a door or window frame to add a playful touch to any room. PAINT CHEAT SHEET 3 Upgrade your exterior with a house sign – Yester Home has a great selection in slate, enamel, wood, granite or solid cast metal or…

Weekend decorator