Proud Boy: I Was ‘Invited’ to White House. White House: Nope

By Sam Stein

Enrique Tarrio suggested on Saturday that he had a top secret invite. The White House says it was a public tour.

By Erin Gloria Ryan

We’d like you to leave on a bus or a plane/Or hop in the mail, or get on the train/Or like the snowflake you are, fly off into snow/We do not care where, we just want you to go.

By Tarpley Hitt

The “Fury” actor has been accused of a cycle of abuse by his former partners, including the musical artist FKA twigs. And he had been given a pass on his bad behavior for years.

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By Will Sommer

Another rally is going to take place at the nation’s capital to protest an election result that every court has upheld.

By Jay Michaelson

This travesty of a lawsuit from Texas that the Supreme Court just rejected was a garish display of bloody irresponsibility—and it won’t be the last one.

By Tim Teeman

Mark Peikert, ex-editor of Broadway’s Playbill, now edits porn site The Gay Goods. He talks to Tim Teeman about sex, scandal, provocation, and why “burning bridges” is liberating.

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By David Axe

Emergency use authorization means the end really is in sight in the country where COVID-19 has made more people sick—and ended more lives—than anywhere else on Earth.

By Kevin Fallon

Everything we can’t stop loving, hating, and thinking about this week in pop culture.

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 ‘WHAT A DISGRACE’ 

Twitter disabled comments and likes on three of Trump’s tweets on Saturday—but then reversed course.

 ‘BAD FAITH’ 

Trump paid $3 million to cover costs up front. So why haven’t the counties been paid?

 PRESSURE FROM ABOVE 

In a Saturday morning press conference, Stephen Hahn said he would “absolutely” take the Pfizer vaccine.

 PITY PARTY 

The Republican Party of Texas lashed out at the Supreme Court after it dismissed a long-shot Trumpian lawsuit to overturn election results.

 WEB OF LIES 

Powell claimed the testimony of a military intelligence analyst proved her claims of widespread voter fraud. But the Army said the man was never an intelligence analyst.

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