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David Chee • Is Trump really 62% to win?

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Michael Lewis • Going Infinite: The Rise and Fall of a New Tycoon

While, during the next few minutes, the news was trickling in from Dallas, one decision was made quickly: Keith Wheeler’s proposed second article on Lyndon Johnson would not run in the next issue of the magazine: there was obviously going to be so much other news that there would be no room for it. About a week later, William Lambert went in to see

Robert A. Caro • The Passage of Power: The Years of Lyndon Johnson IV

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Walter Isaacson • Steve Jobs

Under immense pressure from senior leadership, tempted by the lure of compelling incentives, many bankers opened fraudulent accounts on their customers’ behalf without their permission.

Teresa Torres • Continuous Discovery Habits: Discover Products that Create Customer Value and Business Value

At the risk-averse Gates Foundation, officials have asked aides to put next to nothing in emails or other written materials, especially anything that Trump officials could take out of context. Some employees have locked down public social media accounts and shifted much of their work to Telegram or Signal, encrypted messaging apps. (Alex Reid, a sp... See more

Gates Foundation Is Rattled by Trump’s Threat to Its Mission

Ever since Reagan, the Republican Party has been a coalition of business interests and downscale whites, many of them evangelical Christians. By 2010 it was like a figure in a hall of mirrors whose head and body have been severed but continue to move as if they’re still attached. The persistence of the coalition required an immense amount of self-d