Donald Trump's Campaign Is Becoming an Exercise in Public Insanity

If it doesn't work out in his favor, someone is always conspiring against him. If you have trouble reading this message, [view it in a browser](. [Donald Trump's Campaign Is Becoming an Exercise in Public Insanity]( If the economy goes south, as a lot of people are warning us it will, then it's comforting to know that the president* already is only a baby step away from blaming the Gnomes Of Zurich.[Read More]( [The Backlash to Jay-Z's NFL Deal Is Just Beginning]( As soon as we heard that Jay-Z’s entertainment company, Roc Nation, was teaming up with the NFL, we knew that we didn’t hear the whole story. And certainly hadn’t heard the backlash yet. The news hit last week, in the middle of the NFL’s preseason, where the top headline was whether or not Antonio Brown froze his foot off. It really came out of nowhere: Roc Nation would be the league’s "live music entertainment strategist," consulting on entertainment and social justice projects. Considering the NFL hasn’t exactly been the forebear of racial equity in the league—notably, in its handling of the still-unsigned Colin Kaepernick’s national anthem protests—the whole deal, or at least what we knew of it, felt off.[Read More]( [The True Story of Paul Bateson Is Much More Fascinating Than We See in Mindhunter Season Two]( In the beginning of the sixth episode of Mindhunter Season Two, the show's FBI agents are discussing a series of murders in Manhattan during the mid '70s. As Gregg Smith begins explaining: ‘The bodies were dismembered and stuffed in trash bags and spent between two and six weeks in the Hudson River. None of the six victims were never identified, cause of death never determined. Police were able to trace the clothing to a fetish shop on Christopher Street that catered to the Leather community. Paul Bateson frequented the gay bars in the meatpacking district. The police could never connect him to the bodies. He was only convicted of one murder because he called a journalist and confessed to it.’[Read More]( [3 Easy Fall Outfits That You Can Wear Everywhere This Autumn]( Fall is nearly here, which is very good news for your style. Because once the cooler weather rolls in, it means you don't have to settle for wearing as little as possible to stave off the heat. Instead, you can actually go ahead and start, you know, enjoying the process of putting a fall outfit together. Maybe you want to try out a new sport coat and jeans combo. Maybe you need something for the office, date night, or the weekend. Or maybe you're just looking forward to wearing a sweater for the first time in ages. Whatever you're looking forward to, we can help you get ready for the season ahead with some easy style inspiration. Check out the three outfits below—which run the gamut from down-time to dressed up—and get ready for fall.[Read More]( [A New Documentary Claims Secret Photos Were Taken of Marilyn Monroe After Her Death]( Marilyn Monroe is a true fixture in American popular imagination—funny, beautiful, and dead before she could be mocked for succumbing to the vicissitudes of time, or for fighting the clock with needle, thread and skilled doctors. Her glamorous life and lonely death have inspired decades of fevered and sometimes grim fascination, and now a new documentary suggests that the star, ogled and erroneously dismissed as a dumb blonde in life, may have suffered more indignities in death. In the doc, the son of a famous American photographer says that his father snuck into the morgue to take pictures of her corpse.[Read More]( [Massachusetts Democratic Politics Lost Its Mind Over the Weekend]( COMMONWEALTH—A point of personal privilege—Democratic politics here in the Commonwealth (God save it!) lost a bit of its mind over the weekend. The New York Times tells us that Rep. Joe Kennedy, who happens to be my congressman, not that it matters, is seriously considering a primary challenge to incumbent Senator Edward Markey.[Read More]( [Read More on Esquire.com]( [Join today!]( Follow Us [Unsubscribe]( [Privacy Notice]( esquire.com ©2019 Hearst Communications Inc. All Rights Reserved. Hearst Email Privacy, 300 W 57th St., Fl. 19 (sta 1-1), New York, NY 10019