Wil Hylton

New York Times magazine

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Author Wil Hylton is a contributor to the New York Times magazine. He is a former contributing editor to the New York magazine.

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After being  ousted as presidential adviser , Steve Bannon is  back in charge at Breitbart News  and in no mood to lay down what he calls his weapons.

Steve Bannon may be out, but 'Bannon-ism' lives on

After being ousted as presidential adviser , Steve Bannon is back in charge at Breitbart News and in no mood to lay down what he calls his weapons.

from To the Point

Steve Bannon was fired today, or quit, or left by mutual agreement -- depending on who you ask. But his departure is not a surprise.

What does Bannon's departure mean for the ideology at the White House?

Steve Bannon was fired today, or quit, or left by mutual agreement -- depending on who you ask. But his departure is not a surprise.

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Marijuana is a one-time symbol of America's counter-culture.

Will Big Money Create "Big Pot?"

Marijuana is a one-time symbol of America's counter-culture.

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