Trump's AM Tweetstorm Makes It Sound Like Something Big Is Coming

If you have trouble reading this message, view it in a browser.       Such a Busy Morning for a Tiny Pair of Thumbs   The president unleashed a wilder than usual tweetstorm on Thursday morning. It was so much crazy in such a short time, signaling that something very big is about to drop. Read More           The BTK Killer Brutally Murdered 10 People. In Chilling New Audio, He Explains Why.   For 31 years, a seemingly uncatchable serial killer terrorized residents of Wichita, Kansas. The case remained cold for decades. But in 2005, investigators traced a floppy disk from the killer back to Dennis Rader, an unassuming father of two, Boy Scout troop leader, and the local Lutheran church president. Here's everything to know about Radar's shocking secret life as a serial killer—and where he is now. Read More           This Is Fascism, Pure and Simple   The Trump administration is now reportedly denying passports to American citizens. This is unprecedented. This is un-American in the extreme. This is the kind of thing out of which blood-and-soil laws are drawn. Your papers are never in order, if you happen to fit a broadly drawn racial profile. Read More           Neil Young and Daryl Hannah Got Married, Which Is an Absolute Delight   Here's some news you didn't know you needed, but will make you go: huh. Neil Young and Daryl Hannah got married over the weekend. This shouldn't come as a complete shock. Young, 72, and Hannah, 57, have been dating since 2014, when the pair faced some nasty headlines because they got together in the immediate wake of Young's divorce from his wife of 36 years. Read More           The Impossible-to-Find Nike x J.Crew Killshot 2 Is Back   The wildly popular Nike Killshot 2 is back (again!) at J.Crew. The understated, classic sneaker has all the clean lines and easy colors you could want as summer approaches. It also has a habit of selling out pretty much instantly, so hurry if you want a pair—they won't last all day. Read More           Ryan Gosling's Neil Armstrong Biopic Is Being Called the Saving Private Ryan of Space Movies   Following up on their Oscar-winning and Oscar-nearly-winning success of La La Land, Ryan Gosling and Damien Chazelle have teamed up for a Neil Armstrong biopic, which debuted at the Venice International Film Festival this week. And critics are already calling it another strong Oscar contender. Read More         Read More on Esquire.com       Follow Us     Unsubscribe  Privacy Notice   esquire.com ©2018 Hearst Communications Inc. All Rights Reserved. Hearst Email Privacy, 300 W 57th St., Fl. 19 (sta 1-1), New York, NY 10019