The President Is Currently Serving Up Several Flavors of Crazy on Twitter

Donald Trump, American president, shares the view that he is the Second Coming after spazzing about Greenland and suggesting efforts to limit car pollution are Political Correctness. If you have trouble reading this message, view it in a browser.       The President Is Currently Serving Up Several Flavors of Batshit on Twitter   And thus begins another day where we as a nation throw up our hands in the face of overwhelming evidence that the president is completely insane. Sure, the Secretary of Energy—the man in charge of safeguarding the United States nuclear arsenal—got conned by a Boomer-bait Instagram scam. (Folks, your post on a social media platform is not some sort of binding contract with the company running that platform just because you say so. You signed your life away long ago when you agreed to the terms of service.) But the real action is on the Tweet Machine, where the big man himself is going absolutely intergalactic about...everything. Read More           Inside the Twisted, Worldwide Hunt for a $7 Million Stolen Car   Joe Ford is sitting at the Pelican Landing, an outdoor restaurant in a fancy marina on the Intracoastal Waterway. Across the way is a 180-foot yacht, the name abbracci painted across the stern. Joe's cell phone rings. Wah-wah-waaahhh. The theme music from The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. Joe's ringtone. "Hold on," he says. "It's the FBI." Read More           The First Bombshell Trailer Shows a Tense-As-Hell Look at the Fox News Scandals   Sometimes, words aren't even necessary. The first trailer for Bombshell dropped on Wednesday, and with just three words and a little over one minute of trailer, the Roger Ailes and Fox News-centric movie said everything it needed to say—hot in here. The film will star Charlize Theron and Nicole Kidman as Megyn Kelly and Gretchen Carlson, respectively. Margot Robbie rounds out the lead cast as Kayla Pospisil, a fictional associate producer created for the film. Though the trailer offers little more than the three women occupying the same (tense) elevator as (equally tense) music plays in the background, it's clear what the film is getting at. Read More           The 28 Best T-Shirt Brands for Filling Out Your Wardrobe   No wardrobe is complete without a collection of great tees. And while you can pick and choose styles from across the spectrum, sometimes the easiest way to ensure your look has a solid foundation is to find a T-shirt brand that works for you and stock up. Of course, this being the internet, there's no shortage of options out there—maybe even too many, if we're being honest. There are a lot of shirts to sort through! That's where we come in. We've done the heavy lifting, testing out all kinds of tees and pulling together this list of the 28 best brands to shop right now. Wear your tees on their own or layered with a camp-collar shirt now, then pair them up with sweaters, jackets, and sweatshirts when the fall arrives. Read More           Trump's Greenland Thing Isn't Funny Anymore   Recently, while reading Noah Feldman's lucid study, The Three Lives of James Madison, I happened to be going through the long section regarding how Madison, as Thomas Jefferson's Secretary of State, was involved in swindling Napoleon out of the Louisiana Territory. (Fact I Did Not Know: vital to Napoleon's decision to sell us half-a-continent was the fact that he lost most of an army in Haiti to yellow fever, which also kept Haiti free. Yay, mosquitoes!) They were just trying to buy what was then called Florida, the entire strip of land including the coasts of what are now Alabama and Mississippi as well as the Florida panhandle (West Florida), as well as the peninsula (East Florida.) Read More           What's Really Going On With Spider-Man's Supposed Exit From the MCU   Thanos may be a pile of dust, but The Avengers still aren't safe from a massive extinction threat. Instead of a big purple dude, this existential risk comes in the form of studio heads waving billion dollar wads of cash over Tom Holland's widely-beloved version of Spider-Man. Read More         Read More on Esquire.com       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