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Chris Christie blocks release of his office’s emails with Jared Kushner’s company

The former Trump transition chief and New Jersey governor is blocking the request for copies of correspondence with Kushner’s real estate company.

What Elon Musk and Donald Trump don’t get about journalism

An investigation into Tesla’s factory conditions sent the testy CEO into a rant that showcased a Trump-like misapprehension of how journalists work.

The reporter who exposed Theranos tells investors how to spot another Elizabeth Holmes

After years of unquestioning praise, Theranos was exposed due to WSJ reporter Carreyrou’s dogged reporting. His new book, Bad Blood, tells the full story.

Tom Wolfe has passed away: Here’s some of his best quotes…BAM!!!

Revealed: Mystery $1M inaugural donation linked to Trump judicial adviser

Conservative lawyer Leonard Leo, who advises Trump on judicial nominations, appears to be linked to an anonymous limited liability company behind the donation.

Watch: Tim Cook talks data privacy, gun control, Steve Jobs in Duke commencement address

Senator asks Novartis to explain its payments to Cohen, noting FDA approval of cancer drug

Trump was told about Schneiderman’s abuse of women back in 2013

Minutes after Michelle Wolf’s WHCD speech, some viewers demanded FCC probe

Stormy Daniels’s lawyer: Michael Cohen may have used Russian oligarch’s money

New York’s top prosecutor Eric Schneiderman resigns amid disturbing assault allegations

The Small Satellites Paving The Way For Low-Cost Exploration Of Deep Space

When NASA’s next Mars mission takes off this Saturday, it will be accompanied by two small escorts that could transform the future of space exploration.

Municipal Broadband: Urban Savior Or Gentrification’s Wrecking Ball?

While municipal-broadband initiatives and digital-friendly promotional campaigns project a narrative of progressive growth, the repercussions for disenfranchised communities often go overlooked.

Stormy Daniels sues Trump over “con job” tweet about forensic sketch

Here are Michelle Wolf’s toughest jokes at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner

YouTube removes about one video per second for violating its community standards

Will California’s Legal Pot Trimmers Join The Middle Class?

Trimmers make from $100 to $300 for a day that can run 15 hours. The bad gigs are the grows where weapons are numerous and the bosses are stressed out and high.

How This African-American Pot Grower Is Mastering California’s Green Rush

Bryant Mitchell drove 450 miles twice a week to learn how wine distillation practices could be applied to making marijuana concentrates.

Can California’s Legal Marijuana Industry Undo The Damage Of The Drug Wars?

Only about three dozen of the 3,200 to 3,600 American storefront marijuana dispensaries—among the more scalable categories in cannabis—were black-owned in 2016.