Kellyanne Conway Has Truly Outdone Herself

"That's not altered, that's just sped up." If you have trouble reading this message, view it in a browser.       Kellyanne Conway Just Admitted That the Jim Acosta Video Was Edited   On Sunday, Kellyanne Conway admitted to Fox News's Chris Wallace that the Jim Acosta video tweeted by White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders was, in fact, doctored. And in doing so, she coined another phrase that, though not as catchy as "alternative facts," is just as Orwellian. Read More           Armistice Day Celebrated Peace. That Peace Is Fraying.   The peace that has held in Europe since 1945 is beginning to falter. The United States is slipping the bonds that have tied it to its allies for seven decades, and to France almost from the birth of the country. Nationalism is festering all over the continent, and the countries whose political long-term memories are better than ours are looking on this with alarm. With all due respect to veterans living and dead, including my father, Lt. Cdr. John P. Pierce, USNR, we needed Armistice Day this year of all years more than we needed Veterans Day. We needed to remember the silence of the guns, and bells that began to ring. Read More           The Things That Carried Him   In this award-winning story for Esquire from May 2008, author Chris Jones follows fallen soldier Joe Montgomery to his final resting place. Read More           From Gonzo Chef to World-Renowned Traveler: Remembering Anthony Bourdain's Life Behind the Camera   "He was funny and witty and at the same time, knowledgeable about food. Very kind and complimentary to what we were doing. I was very surprised, he had very good manners at the table. He was not this bad boy that I was picturing from the book," Eric Ripert told Esquire of his relationship with Anthony Bourdain. That friendship would become one of the most famous chef duos of all time—if not one of the most beloved real-life bromances on TV. On the occasion of the final episode of Parts Unknown, we spoke to the chef, as well as Bourdain's longtime executive producer Sandra Zweig, about the legendary food personality. Read More           Neil Young Blames 'So-Called President' Donald Trump After Losing His Home in the California Wildfires   By Sunday, the devastating wildfires across California were only 25 percent contained as the death toll rose to 31 across the state. An estimated 200 people still remain missing, and in response to the disaster, President Donald Trump took the opportunity to blame California's "gross mismanagement of the forests" for the mass destruction. Hundreds of structures have been destroyed in the fires; among them is Neil Young's home. On his website, Young called out Trump for his refusal to believe in climate change. "California is vulnerable," he wrote, "Not because of poor forest management as DT (our so-called president) would have us think." Read More           Get Yourself This Superb Dutch Oven Because It's Finally Stew Season   The Dutchess just might be the coolest Dutch oven you've ever laid eyes on. In five funky colorways (broccoli, mustard, blueberry, earl grey, and for a limited time, macaron), it stands out without clashing with the rest of the kitchen. 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