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How to Sofa with Fiona Apple

Photos: Genaro Molina / Terry Richardson / Jin Ohashi / WaPost / Genaro Molina

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The ghost duet is here, Halloween has officially begun :D

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All your gay ancestors that were corralled by society into having a heterosexual marriage and kids:

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Can’t stop watching this

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Honestly this cover is a bop, like, the slaps are so much more satisfying than the anxiety-inducing rests in the original

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“fag it up a little would ya?”

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she should have been rewarded.

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Y'all got sources?

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yeah so more information about this woman who leaked important information pertaining russia’s involvement in the election:

Her name is “Reality Leigh Winner” and she was a NSA Contractor. She passed a top secret NSA document to a news source (an article from The Intercept) that contains information about a Russian cyber-attack with one voting machine DAYS before the 2016 presidential election. This is considered the most detailed piece of proof regarding Russia’s interference with the elections to date.

Here’s how the NSA document described how the Russians did the hacking:

“As described by the classified NSA report, the Russian plan was simple: pose as an e-voting vendor and trick local government employees into opening Microsoft Word documents invisibly tainted with potent malware that could give hackers full control over the infected computers.

But in order to dupe the local officials, the hackers needed access to an election software vendor’s internal systems to put together a convincing disguise. So on August 24, 2016, the Russian hackers sent spoofed emails purporting to be from Google to employees of an unnamed U.S. election software company, according to the NSA report. Although the document does not directly identify the company in question, it contains references to a product made by VR Systems, a Florida-based vendor of electronic voting services and equipment whose products are used in eight states.

The spear-phishing email contained a link directing the employees to a malicious, faux-Google website that would request their login credentials and then hand them over to the hackers. The NSA identified seven “potential victims” at the company. While malicious emails targeting three of the potential victims were rejected by an email server, at least one of the employee accounts was likely compromised, the agency concluded. The NSA notes in its report that it is “unknown whether the aforementioned spear-phishing deployment successfully compromised all the intended victims, and what potential data from the victim could have been exfiltrated.”