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Five Women Who Survived Jeffrey Epstein Speak

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By Stacy Schneider
| Vanity Fair Verified
I went back a few times. He gave me lessons in massage therapy. Like, "Make sure that you're moving your thumbs in a circular fashion. Okay, now a little bit higher, now a little bit lower." He talked to me about ballet, art, theater. He knew the difference between ABT and New York City Ballet. He could talk about Peter Martins, Gelsey Kirkland, and dancers he said he knew personally. He spoke my language fluently, which was the point. The escalation was slow enough that I couldn't see it happening.
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Trump Claims Dictatorial Powers on Immigration. Everyone Should Be Scared.

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By David Bier, Ilya Somin, Stacy Schneider, Mark Mellman
| U.S. News and World Report Verified
During his campaign for president, Donald Trump said he’d only be a dictator on “Day One,” when he would “close the border” to nearly all immigrants. True to his word, when Trump entered office, he signed executive orders that sought to rewrite the Constitution and explicitly override the law to restrict immigration. But those executive orders didn’t expire on Day Two. The president is still exercising dictatorial powers on immigration, and it isn’t yet clear that anyone will stop him.
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Trump’s Immigration Crackdown Is What the Sanctuary City of New York Needs

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By Stacy Schneider, Conor Fitzpatrick, Cody Wofsy
| U.S. News and World Report Verified
President Donald Trump’s aggressive approach on immigration has sparked an outcry, but as a long-time criminal defense attorney in the sanctuary city of New York, I believe the president’s hardline approach to curb illegal immigration is the tough love that this city – and the country – needs.
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