This morning, Mashable.com laid off nearly two dozen editorial staffers in a move that the sort of people who do the firing colloquially call “a pivot.” According to CNN’s Dylan Byers, Mashable staffers were informed that the company will be moving away from “hard news” and towards video.

Last night’s Daily Show was devoted to the anti-trans measures sweeping the nation in the name of “religious freedom” and in the form of “bathroom bills,” which hatefully and illogically require trans people to use public bathrooms whose labels match the gender on their birth certificates. One segment focused on trans panic featured Jessica Williams interviewing a variety of trans people about their experiences with transphobia, including Megan Taylor, who was arrested last year for being trans and held in jail for eight days because she wasn’t carrying a prescription for a drug in her hormone replacement therapy.

Police say they are currently investigating “multiple allegations of misconduct and abuse” at the Phillips Exeter Academy, one of the most prestigious private high schools in the country, where administrators last week divulged that a longtime teacher admitted to at least two cases of sexual misconduct.

Something really messed up is happening, and I cannot believe everyone is like, so blasé about this, which is a word I learned from this pretty cool guy Liam I was talking to over the summer when I went on a teen tour in Nice, where I lived for literally a month without any adults just counselors who were only like three years older than me, and I did just fine. So I guess my point is my mom is always like “I just want what’s best for you,” but that’s actually really condescending.

Hillary Clinton took the New York City subway this morning, to show that she is a woman of the people. She swiped her MetroCard once, and the turnstile didn’t turn. She swiped it again—nothing. A third time—no dice. The debacle leaves one question in the minds of New Yorkers across the five boroughs.

Disgraced former Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert quietly paid out millions of dollars in hush money because at least four minors lodged “credible accusations of sexual abuse” against him, a Chicago Tribune investigation finds.

Belgian law enforcement has just released the following video of a suspect in the March 22nd terror attack in Brussels, considered to be the sole surviving bomber.

It’s hard times for Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder, who oversaw the systematic poisoning of one town and now can’t even drink a clean glass of water or watch a debate without protestors ruining everything. Now he has a federal racketeering lawsuit to contend with as well.

Every now and then Hollywood makes a difference that’s bigger than Leo before and after his Oscar. Apparently, the plot and popularity of the The Big Short—the critically-acclaimed Adam-McKay directed adaptation of Michael Lewis’s book—rattled some analysts at Morgan Stanley.

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton often faces criticism for being out of touch with the youth. She doesn’t do a very good job making a case for the opposite, either, opting instead to ruin popular dances for everyone. Still, the former secretary of state just got the best endorsement a candidate hoping to inspire millennials could hope for—Bobby Shmurda.

A teacher in Newtown Connecticut, the site of one of the deadliest school shootings in American history, was arrested Wednesday after allegedly bringing a gun to the middle school where he worked.

A cheap, dubiously branded, easily inflamed product of late capitalism running amuck is causing controversy abroad—and it isn’t Donald Trump! Instead, it’s some scarves associated with his daughter, Ivanka Trump.

Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz has spoken disparagingly about “New York Values,” been a supporter of strict immigration legislation, anti-LGBTQ legislation, and arcane abortion rules and still, for whatever reason, thought campaigning in New York City would be a good idea.

Of all the things that are “bigger” in Texas, the colossal human misery perpetuated by its prison system had better be at the top of the list.

Jonathan Chait is a columnist for New York Magazine, a respectable publication with many great writers. Chait, a white man, is also one of our nation’s foremost experts on what black people are thinking.

On Wednesday, Donald Blankenship, former CEO of Massey Energy Company, was sentenced to one year in prison for conspiring to violate federal mine safety standards, a misdemeanor charge he was convicted of in December. Blankenship will also be fined $250,000 and be subject to a year of supervision upon his release from prison.

On Tuesday, The Daily Show aired a clip they dug up of an appearance Donald Trump and his then-wife Marla Maples made on the television show Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous. In it, Trump discusses his 1-year-old daughter Tiffany’s breasts.

“This week my brother, Bernie Sanders, won the Wisconsin Democratic primary – which is great news.” Cool brag, Larry.