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- The Supreme Court has agreed to decide whether Trump can block the release of his financial records.
- Gizmodo compiled a list of 30 viral fakes that "defined" the 2010s.
- Vox reports on the "superpowers of three tree species that play an unusually important part in staving off environmental disaster."
- Another day, another subway track fire.
- Bernie Sanders has rescinded his endorsement of Cenk Uygur, the co-founder of The Young Turks who is running to replace former Rep. Katie Hill in Congress, because of a history of ugly comments about women and racial and sexual minorities.
- The NY Times tackles the perilous subject of work toilet etiquette.
- Vulture ranked every Clint Eastwood movie.
- They also counted down the 50 best comedy sketches of the decade.
- The family of the child who was killed in a subway incident this week is trying to understand what happened.
- What's the deal with this oddly erotic Goop holiday ad starring Gwyneth Paltrow?
- Shaq revealed that he is a Stevie Wonder truther.
- And finally, this was the most important meeting of the week:
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