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.

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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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