In an effort to smooth relations with Pope Leo XIV and Italian prime minister Giorgia Meloni, the Trump administration is sending its best. Not Vice-President J.D. Vance, who may be the most prominent Catholic convert in the United States, but Marco Rubio, the secretary of State. Some perceive th… More »
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They’ve popped up all across the city, scores of new building plans by different companies in very different neighborhoods, with one thing in common: They all have exactly 99 apartments. In the past two years, developers have filed permits for more than 150 residential buildings with that precise number of units, per city data. Why?
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Spirit Airlines, the ultra-low-cost flyer that shut down operations last weekend, was often the butt of jokes. As a frequent Spirit flyer, this meant I was used to being on the receiving end of these jokes. Would I wear multiple layers to the airport to avoid a carry-on bag fee? Would I splurge f… More
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The primary election is quickly approaching on June 23, when New Yorkers will decide who will be their voice in Congress. Candidates are running in eight competitive congressional districts across a city historically dominated by the Democratic Party — at least outside of Staten Island. When a candidate wins a party primary in New York
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An outbreak of the rare and dangerous hantavirus aboard the Dutch-flagged cruise ship MV Hondius has left three passengers dead, forced the medical evacuation of several others, and triggered an international health scare. While the unsettling news has prompted concerns of another widesp… More »
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On the heels of FBI director Kash Patel filing a $250 million defamation suit against the Atlantic, MS NOW More »
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After nearly three decades at the helm of the New Museum, former director Lisa Phillips deserved a sendoff worthy of the institution, and in late April, at Cipriani South Street, she got one. At the New Museum’s Spring Gala, following a cocktail hour featuring sets by DJ Stretch Armstrong, former Whitney director Adam Weinberg and
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RJ Phillips, a founding executive of OnlyFans, is once again leaning into controversy as he refines his latest venture: a “social mega app” called Zoop. The platform is the official social media partner for the inaugural Enhanced Games, a multi-sport competition in Las Vegas on May 24 that openly encourages the use of performance-enhancing drugs
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I’m sitting in a café in the hip, alternative Södermalm neighborhood of Stockholm, which really wakes up only after 12:30. That’s when flocks of bikers start migrating, hipsterish figures start descending onto the street and manifold startup founders rush to get a table at the corner café whose big windows let in plenty of April
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New Yorkers are facing rising energy costs, worsening air pollution, and growing threats from climate change. Simultaneously, our aging infrastructure is leaving communities vulnerable to the impacts of extreme weather, and the cost of upgrades and delayed repairs fall on those who can least afford it. Now is the time for New York State to
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