Max Rivlin-Nadler
Adams Administration ‘Loophole’ Could Let All the Air Out of NYC’s Biggest Climate Bill
A new report by the City’s comptroller finds that a proposed loophole would reduce the law’s impact by 70 percent.
James Gray, Queens Kid, Comes Home
The director of “Ad Astra” talks to Hell Gate about the unsparing truth of his latest film, “Armageddon Time.”
As Crypto Continues to Crash, Let’s Check in on Eric Adams’s Crypto Wallet
The mayor converted his first three paychecks to cryptocurrency. Since then, he’s lost almost 60 percent of his money.
Staten Island Man Whose Giant Trump Lawn Sculpture Was Mysteriously Engulfed in Flames Is Now a State Assemblymember
Sam Pirozzolo will soon be writing our state’s laws, but let’s not forget his humble beginnings.
Is it Morally Defensible to Put Dogs in Halloween Costumes? A Brief Debate
Dog parents Molly Osberg and Max Rivlin-Nadler present their opposing views.
The Plan to Completely Transform Governors Island Faces One Last Hurdle
Given to New York City to be used for the public, a group of private interests is steering the island in a new direction.
Requiem for Brooklyn-Queens Day
The day that children of Kings and Queens felt like royalty.
Mayor Releases Last Year’s Tax Returns, Now Definitely Lives in New York City
The mayor is currently residing in Manhattan, we’re pretty sure.
NYC Promised Street Vendors More Permits. Instead, They’re Being Harassed by the NYPD
“It feels like they pick on us because they have nothing better to do.”
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.
