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NEW YORK, NY - AUGUST 18: Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton delivers opening remarks during a meeting with law enforcement officials at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice, August 18, 2016 in New York City. The meeting included police chiefs from several metropolitan departments.

Dems Claim Next Wikileaks Release Will Include Fabricated Content

Politics

By Michael Sainato

A supporter of former Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders holds a sign against Hillary Clinton's nomination at a protest during the 2016 Democratic National Convention on July 27, 2016 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. / AFP / Patrick T. Fallon

‘Our Revolution’ Reorganizes Sanders Supporters Demobilized by Clinton

Politics

By Michael Sainato

Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Putin’s Army Demands ‘NATO Soldiers! Hands Up! Lay Down Your Weapons!’

Politics

By Mikhail Klikushin

Democratic National Committee Chair, Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Florida arrives to address a campaign rally for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and running mate Tim Kaine at Florida International University in Miami, Florida, July 23, 2016.
Embattled Democratic Party chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz said July 24, 2016 she is resigning, following a leak of emails suggesting an insider attempt to hobble the campaign of Hillary Clinton's rival in the White House primaries Bernie Sanders.

Class Action Lawsuit Against Debbie Wasserman Schultz Moves Forward

Politics

By Michael Sainato

Republican candidate for President Donald Trump.

A History Lesson for Howard Kurtz: Honest Reporting Died Long Ago

Politics

By Austin Bay

Rami Malek as Elliot AldersonMichael Parmelee/USA Network)

‘Mr. Robot’ Recap 2×07: Orange Is the New Hack

Culture

By Vinnie Mancuso

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State Senator Toby Stavisky.

Top Dem on Higher Education Committee Takes Cash From Shady For-Profit Colleges

Politics

By Will Bredderman

Sarlo, right, and Ruiz.

Sweeney and Stellato Converge on Gottheimer Fundraiser

Politics

By Max Pizarro

New Jersey governor Chris Christie, the leader of Donald Trump's White House transition team, says he stands with Trump's campaign chair following Ukraine allegations.

Winners and Losers: The Last 90 Days Begin

Politics

By Observer Staff

Kyrillos

Source: Kyrillos Only GOP Senator Who Has Yet to Declare 2017 Intentions

Politics

By Max Pizarro

Bergen County Democratic Chairman Lou Stellato.

Into the Bowels of 2017: The Unfolding NJ Dem Party Gov. Race Backs Drama

Politics

By Max Pizarro

Arts & Entertainment

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Miles Teller and Jonah Hill in War Dogs.

‘War Dogs’: What Is It Good For? Absolutely Nothing

Culture

By Oliver Jones

Sun Araw performs in the garden at MoMa Summer Thursdays on August 18, 2016

Sun Araw and Bruce Conner Translated Our Cultural Awakening at MoMa

Culture

By Lisa Brown

Spoiler.

tvDownload Predicts: ‘Mr. Robot’ Season 2 Finale Spoilers

Culture

By Drew Grant and Vinnie Mancuso

P2P is part of Knockdown Center's MAMI exhibit.

Block Party at SculptureCenter & Other Things to Do in New York’s Art World This Week

Culture

By Vida Weisblum

A Harlem Family by Gordon Parks.

The Trump Statues Were Made By Anarchists, Original Winnie the Pooh Restored…& More

Culture

By Guelda Voien

Style & Design

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Nike's swag bag.

You’ll Want Everything in the Team USA Swag Bag

By Margaret Abrams

H2 Alinghi.

Slam Dunk Waterproof Watches

By Keith W. Strandberg

acoustic

The Sounds of (Almost) Silence: Acoustic Engineering in New Buildings

By Emily Nonko

Alexander Wang

Alexander Wang Wins Symbolic Lawsuit, Mark Cross Is Having a Moment

By Dena Silver

Chrissy Teigen and John Legend's apartment is off the market.

Chrissy Teigen and John Legend’s Gorgeous Nolita Loft Finds a Buyer

By Morgan Halberg

Business & Technology

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In a tough negotiation, it’s not enough to show the other party that you can deliver the thing they want.

Six Keys to Winning Any Tough Negotiation

Business & Tech

By Chris Voss and Tahl Raz

I don’t want to be lost in the endless void of marketing bullshit and growth hacks that nobody wants.

These Marketing Hacks Never Worked for Me. Ever.

Business & Tech

By Jon Westenberg

It’s foolish not to read.

Why Books Are the Ultimate Mentors in Life

Business & Tech

By Tomas Laurinavicius

“Fuck you."

The 11 Best Posts From ‘Bananas of New York’—the Next Great HONY Parody

Business & Tech

By Sage Lazzaro

Hulk Hogan vs. Gawker has sparked some memes.

The Internet Is Having a Field Day With Hulk Hogan vs. Gawker Memes

Business & Tech

By Sage Lazzaro

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Prince Charming No More: Jude Law Opens Up About Complications of Fatherhood
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The New Nasty: Inside the World of High-Society Smackdowns
What Dreams May Come: Actor and Artist Adrien Brody Goes Beyond the Wall of Sleep
Gay Until Labor Day: Stretching Female Sexuality in the Hamptons
How the Rich Live Now: Supersonic Jets and Submersible Yachts
The Meddler: Actress and Activist Susan Sarandon Rolls With the Punches
The Great Pretender: The Tao of Christopher Walken
Matt Harvey Brushes Back the New York Press Corps
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Founding Father: ‘Hamilton’ Star Daveed Diggs on Being in the Room Where It Happens

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Bon Jovi.

How Bon Jovi Changed the World With ‘Slippery When Wet’

Culture

By Bryan Reesman

Kosmischer Läufer.

This Krautrock Olympics Soundtrack Will Blow Your Mind

Culture

By Tim Sommer

PJ Harvey at Terminal 5 on Monday, August 15, 2016

PJ Harvey’s First US Show in 5 Years Held a Mirror to Washington

Culture

By Justin Joffe

David Spade, host of TruTV's prank show, Fameless.

David Spade on Fame, ‘Fameless’ and Why He’s Happy to Be Nervous

Culture

By Anne Easton

If you wanna text Lana Del Rey, you'd better have an old phone.

Lana Del Rey Wrote a Love Song About Sexting on Blackberry Messenger

Business & Tech

By John Bonazzo

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The New York Observer's annual ranking of political power.

New York City’s Political Power 50

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By Observer Politics Team

(Illustration: Victor Juhasz)

The Observer’s 2015 PR Power 50

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By Michael Kaminer and John Bonazzo

L.A. Power 25

Observer’s LA Power 25

Culture

By Oliver Jones

Illustration by Victor Juhasz

Observer’s New York Political Power List

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By Ross Barkan, Will Bredderman and Jillian Jorgensen

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