While Presidents' Day is generally a great time to save on everything from mattresses to menswear, it can be hard to discern which deals are worth shopping and which might be found at even steeper discounts later this year. That's why we always look to specific brands, and this year it's worth perusing Hoka's range of deep discounts on sneakers and activewear ahead of the long weekend, with savings of up to 50 percent already up for grabs. |
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Decades after the cheap, reliable movement shook the industry to its core, enthusiasts are giving these luxurious, collectible timepieces a second look. |
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When it comes to men's style, details matter. With the notable exception of avant-garde fashion, most of the clothes we wear are rooted in history and informed by longstanding cultural codes. It's fine—even encouraged—to subvert those codes. But to do it right, you have to understand where things came from. Plus, it's good cocktail party banter (if the cocktail party is populated by a bunch of other menswear enthusiasts). Now, all of this comes with a caveat: When exploring the origins of clothes, lore and legend abound. Sometimes a story is so good that it becomes a very part of the (ahem) fabric of menswear mythology, even when it's not true. That said, the explanations here are the most plausible I could find, and they're co-signed by the experts. So let's find out where these damn things come from—and how to wear them now. |
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Our job as parents and "helpers" is to give them a tool kit to help them weather life's storms. Here's how. |
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HuffPost found a transcript of a phone call between President Musk and a handful of influential Republicans, including two senators, in which Musk proved himself just as delusional as his ostensible boss is. And it also provides exhibits 196 through 215 for the prosecution of Republican politicians as accessories to the murder of the American government—not to mention as accessories in the deaths of God knows how many Americans from industrial accidents, environmental cancers, epidemic disease, and food poisoning. Welcome to the hive mind. |
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