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Why the NY Mets Make an Annual $1.2M Payment to Bobby Bonilla

Bonilla gets paid more than a million per year despite not playing in MLB since 2001

8 Books You Should Be Reading This July

From cryptocurrency to cryptids

DC Socialite Tested Positive for COVID-19 After Hosting Backyard Party

Ashley Taylor Bronczek hosted a dinner party after the Washington Ballet's online fundraiser last month

How "Unsolved Mysteries" Raised a Generation of Conspiracy Theorists

The show taught us that sometimes half-truths make for the best stories

Mandatory Masks Could Bolster Economy, Says Goldman Sachs

A new study touches on both public health and economic concerns

"Curb Your Enthusiasm" Set to Return for 11th Season

Larry David is currently at work on scripts

Ben Sonnenberg: The Last of the Great Literary Dandies

The re-release of his memoir puts him in company with Oscar Wilde, Mark Twain and Tom Wolfe

Soccer Sportscaster Calls for Peers to Undergo Racial Stereotyping Training

A new study found European soccer players are likely to be praised differently based on the color of their skin

The Best Movies, TV, Books and Music for July

Yet another new streaming service, plus the TV debut of “Hamilton” and Bruce Lee’s greatest hits

Reddit Ends Controversial Trump-Themed Forum “The_Donald”

The decision is part of a larger trend in the industry

How Discord Saved Itself From the Alt-Right

The app made a concerted effort to remove its worst elements, and has grown as a result

How the Music Industry Is Advocating for a Better, More Equitable Future

Nationwide Black Lives Matter protests have inspired new music and industrywide changes

LGBTQ+ Pride Month Is Drawing to a Close. Don’t Let It.

The fight for intersectional equality doesn’t end when the calendar turns