Woodward Reveals Trump's #MeToo Denial Strategy

If you have trouble reading this message, view it in a browser.       Bob Woodward's Inside Look at Trump's #MeToo Strategy Illustrates the Crisis Facing American Democracy   At least 19 women have accused Donald Trump, American president, of misconduct, but it doesn't seem to matter. So far, he has avoided—fairly easily—the consequences that pretty much every other powerful man accused in the #MeToo wave have eventually faced. Woodward's new book, Fear, reveals his successful strategy for deflecting these allegations. Read More           Dr. Death Botched Dozens of Surgeries. One Victim Shares His Story.   As Philip Mayfield prepared for spinal surgery, he stared into the bright operating room lights and said a silent prayer to God. Then, the anesthesia took over and Philip's world went dark. When he came to eight hours later, a crowd of panicked nurses surrounded his recovery bed. Read More           The 10 Best Shower Curtains for Mildew-Free Bathrooms   It's time to throw that stinky one in the trash. Read More           Ted Cruz Takes Brave Anti-Tofu Stance, Despite Texas Being a Soybean State   This weekend, Ted Cruz amped up his fight against liberals like Beto O'Rourke, the Democratic challenger who's hot on his heels, and it meant warning of encroaching threats like California and tofu. Except there's a big problem with leveling that charge in the state of Texas. Read More           Cardi B's Brawl with Nicki Minaj Didn't Have To Happen   The altercation on Friday night between Cardi B. and Nicki Minaj at the Harper's Bazaar Icons party—where Cardi threw a shoe at Nicki and caught an elbow from a security guard—marked the escalation of a feud that's played out in song lyrics and social media posts. At the root of their rivalry is more than just interpersonal animus, but the misplaced idea that rap only has room for one female star at a time. Read More           Soon Enough the Rio Grande Won't Be a Rio Anymore   Between overuse and the climate crisis, which has reduced the upland snowpack that has fed the river for millennia, the Rio Grande is ceasing to be a river. 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