Another New Yorker Attacked by Pro-Israel Mob to Sue NYPD
The new claim demands $1.75 million, and more links for your Monday morning.
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The Cops Are (Mostly) Sweating Out the Eric Adams Era
Cop unions lined up behind Adams on Thursday, with one major exception.
If I Rent This $4,420 Studio in the Evil Brooklyn Tower, Will I Rule Them All?
I've waited centuries.
Poetry in Hypermotion: Stop Shoving Subway Poems Between Lottery Ads
The MTA's ad screens allot just 15 seconds for poems displayed through the MTA's Poetry in Motion program. That's not enough time!!!
Does the NYT Want Culture Writing or TikTok Videos?
Plus: Adams on Fox, what Trump and Epstein have in common, and other nefarious behavior to start your weekend off right.
Bushwick's Turbo Pizza Has Detroit-Style Pies, Throwback Vibes
It's as if your friendly neighborhood dive got an infrastructural upgrade, and a ton of good pizza.
Mayor Adams's 15 mph E-Bike Speed Limit Rolls Forward—But How Would It Even Work?
How will it be enforced? What impact will it have on New York City street safety? How long will it really last?
Immigrants Sue Trump Administration to Stop ICE's Courthouse Dragnet
An attempt to finally stop the carnage in Lower Manhattan and other links to start your day.
Former NYPD Commissioner Alleges Mayor Adams Oversaw 'Coordinated Criminal Conspiracy' in Wild Lawsuit
A spokesperson for the mayor pushed back by alleging that former interim NYPD Commissioner Thomas Donlon—whom Adams appointed—was "ineffective."
Another New York Public Radio CEO Departs
Current President and CEO LaFontaine Oliver will move to a new role in the organization, which says it has reduced a budget gap after rounds of staff cuts.
