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It’s Wednesday and City Hall Is Aware the Migrant Tent Isn’t Actually Shelter
The city has broken ground on its tent in Orchard Beach, and other links to start your beautiful Wednesday.
It’s Tuesday and One Way to Keep the Official Death Count Down at Rikers Is By Covering It Up
The DOC continues to be the DOC, and more of what we're thinking about today.
The Keepers of Gramercy Park Do Not Like Their New Citi Bike Dock
There might be millions of Citi Bike riders, but there is only one Gramercy Park.
If Only There Were Some Sort of Federal Executive That Could Stop Migrants From Being Used As Pawns
The president's response to Abbott and DeSantis’s cruelty has been toothless and enabling.
It’s Monday and You’re in a Constant State of Redistricting
2020’s dud of a census continues to yield great pleasures.
How Eric Adams Made the Crisis of Sheltering Asylum Seekers Worse
A city with millions to spare finds it can’t do the bare minimum, and is asking City employees to volunteer to work with asylum seekers.
Which NY State Lawmaker’s Special Plates Are On This $80,000 Maserati Illegally Parked Outside Zero Bond?
This is an $80,000 Maserati Levante SUV displaying a special license plate only issued to members of the New York State Assembly.
It’s Friday, Don’t Ask Too Many Questions About NYC’s New Camps For Asylum Seekers
NYC is building camps for asylum seekers, city council redistricting clusterfucks, and more end-of-week news.
It’s Thursday and Queens Is Reaching for the Stars
The borough’s first planetarium is set to be announced today.
Controversial Urban Design Opinion: Train Stations Should Have Benches Where the Fucking Trains Are
Take a train to exotic Philadelphia and see why benches in train stations are good.
