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After Months of Austerity, Mayor Adams Finally Admits NYC Has Money
And more news for your Thursday.
The Fight Over Control of NYC’s Lifeguard Union Reaches NY’s Highest Court
Another season of closed beaches and limited pool hours looms as union infighting continues in the state's highest court.
Let’s Meet Up and Live Forever: A Day With Bryan Johnson in Brooklyn
New Yorkers wanted to know: How does one spend their eternal life? Or is cheating death enough?
Our 10 Best Guesses for Mayor Adams’s New Plan for the NYPD Robot
Hell Gate asked members of our subsidiary, Hell Gate Labs, to run some complex algorithms to produce strong hypotheses about what the K5's next assignment might be.
NYC’s Airbnb Law Has Thinned Out Listings. But Can It Bring Down Rents?
If all short-term rentals could be instantly converted to regular rental housing, it would nearly triple the city’s number of available units.
‘Young People Saved Me’: Lucy Sante on Gen Z, the Virgin Mary, and Drugs
Sante is a legend, incisive and unsentimental, and she does not soften her renowned critical eye when turning it selfward.
Hochul: Sorry I Joked About Doing to Canada What Israel Is Doing to Palestine
Listen, sometimes politicians say their blood-soaked fantasies out loud, and other links to start your short week.
Swizz Beatz and Alicia Keys Invite Brooklyn In. So Where’s the Show?
In "Giants," the couple's exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum, diverse works are suffocated by a vague narrative of Black excellence.
Bounced from Shelter to Shelter, a Family of Asylum Seekers Struggles to Stay New Yorkers
An interview with a family that never imagined themselves in New York City, and now have nowhere else to go.
Three-Day Weekend Playlist
New songs from artists currently active in New York City.
