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  1. Trump’s Cuts to AIDS-Treatment Programs Would Kill 1 Million, Researchers SayAmerica saves one million lives for every $1 billion it spends on HIV treatment. But Trump would rather invest that money in a border wall.
  2. Ryan White, With Charlie Sheen, in 1988A reminder of what HIV meant then and means now.
  3. he’s ok
    What We Can Learn From Charlie Sheen’s Admission That He’s HIV-PositiveThis isn’t a scandal or a tragedy — it’s an important public-health moment about what HIV means in 2015.
  4. good news
    NYC’s HIV Infections Are at an All-Time LowA 40 percent drop from 2003.
  5. medicine
    HIV Found in Child Thought to Be CuredHer doctor says the news was “a punch in the gut.”
  6. medical miracles
    Second Baby ‘Cured’ of HIV After Early TreatmentAnd there may be several more.
  7. huge mistakes
    People in Greece Are Not Actually Giving Themselves HIV for Welfare MoneyConservative media, like Limbaugh and Drudge, were citing an incorrect stat.
  8. lawsuits
    Hipster Stock Model, Ex-Porn Star Sue Over HIV PicsTwo new lawsuits.
  9. It’s Possible Sydney Leathers Got HIV From Her PornoWe’ll know in a few months. 
  10. medical miracles
    Doctors Accidentally Cure Baby Born With HIVFast and strong treatment left a Mississippi girl “functionally cured.”
  11. health
    FDA Panel Votes to Approve Home HIV Test KitIt would be sold over the counter.
  12. neighborhood news
    NYC AIDS Memorial Park Launches Design Competition The community park and memorial will be built across the street from St. Vincent’s hospital.
  13. photo op
    George W. Bush Has Some ‘Friendly Advice’ for Congress on World AIDS Day“The continuing fight against global AIDS is something for which America will be remembered.”
  14. neighborhood news
    Gay Men’s Health Crisis Eyeing Move Out of Longtime Chelsea HeadquartersWith the closure of St. Vincent’s, this makes two landmarks in the HIV/AIDS fight that are disappearing from their old neighborhoods.
  15. hiv
    Obama Lifts 20-Year-Old Ban on HIV-positive U.S. VisitorsTravelers will no longer be asked about their HIV status.
  16. science
    HIV Vaccine Trial Shows Modest SuccessIn a massive trial in Thailand, those who took a vaccine were 31 percent less likely to contract HIV.
  17. in other news
    New York AIDS Rate Three Times National AverageIn 2006, the last year for which there are complete statistics, 4,800 people became infected.
  18. company town
    Is the New Broadway Esplanade Really Safe?That’s what some people lunching there wonder. Plus, the latest in New York media, finance, and legal news.
  19. intel
    Token ‘Project Runway’ Hottie Doesn’t Always Support Clothes-WearingWe don’t want to use the word inevitable, so let’s just say that at last, the predictable nude photos of a Project Runway cast member have hit the Internet. Jack Mackenroth, who we already know is HIV positive and leaves the show on the fifth episode after falling sick with a staph infection, is now fully on display for all fans of … fashion. (Mackenroth also has a cameo in the upcoming Sex and the City movie as “Hot Guy #17,” according to Ben Widdicombe’s Gatecrasher column.) It appears he posed for photographer Frank Louis (extensively, and in the buff), thereby exposing himself not only as a lower-back-tattoo enthusiast but also as this season’s most flagrant media hound. Which producers probably won’t mind, considering they pimped his underwear-clad body in the first episode. Go to Queerty.com for all the pics in their bulbous glory, because here at Daily Intel we have a strict “Tell, Don’t Show” policy about celebrity dongs. ‘Project Runway’ Gay Gets Naked [Queerty] Earlier: New ‘Insider’ Anchor Accused of Having Hot, Naked Body
  20. the morning line
    Work Hard. Fly Right. Land Wrong. • A Continental pilot misses the runway at Newark, and the Post, still giddy from yesterday’s circulation figures, lands a scoop. The jet skidded to a stop on a short, narrow taxiway instead of a proper landing strip. Everyone’s puzzled as to why and how. [NYP] • Bloomberg spent Monday in Connecticut, spreading his independent, bipartisan, post-ideological magic — in other words, shilling for Joe Lieberman while trying to convince the voters he’s not laying groundwork for a presidential bid at all. [WNBC] • Over 2,000 HIV-positive needy people will avoid a steep rent raise in their subsidized housing — but only at the last possible minute and after a heated battle in court. Housing Works, which you know as a kind of high-end Goodwill, sued the city on the tenants’ behalf. [amNY] • OMG! There’s a barge in the East River! And there’s a swimming pool right on the barge! How darling! And just in time for, well, the time of year when you won’t get us into an outdoor pool with a shotgun. [NYT] • Finally, a public service announcement: The Empire State Building will keep its observation decks open unusually late — until 2 a.m. — all through the holidays. So feel free to reenact your favorite moments from An Affair to Remember — or King Kong, if that’s your fancy — in bitter December cold at 1 a.m. [NewYorkology]