Max Rivlin-Nadler
The U.S. Open Qualies and Queens
For a week, it’s just barely worth all that the U.S. Open has taken from a borough it mostly ignores.
It’s Friday, and the Battle for the 10th Congressional District Might Not Be Over Yet
If you’re still on line, stay on line!
Sure Seems like the Department of Correction Stole the Comptroller’s Project and Passed It Off As Their Own
Transparency Is important.
Adams-Connected Bishop Allegedly Stiffed Campaign Worker While Accepting ‘Not Legal’ $150K Contribution
Bishop Lamor Whitehead's unpopular 2021 campaign for Brooklyn Borough President was funded by a “not legal” loan that became a massive contribution.
A Late August Salute to Slow News Stories
It’s slow-going out there in the content mines, make sure to bring a canary.
Eric Adams: I Will Protect NYC Outdoor Dining And Make Sure the Municipal Lemonade Is Palatable to All Palates
While “knocking down” an abandoned shed, Mayor Eric Adams made clear that his administration won’t be cowed by a small group of dissenting voices.
It’s Thursday, and You Won’t Believe Why Trader Joe’s Shut Down Their Wine Store
Heading into the busiest stretch of the year, Trader Joe’s closed its only wine shop. Workers say it’s union-busting.
Humpback Whales Are Having Too Much Fun in NYC
As sharks and humans are having a tough time in the city’s waters, the whales are going off.
The Best NYC Season is Empty Time Summertime
Summer’s homestretch is New York’s greatest season, time to take advantage.
It’s Thursday, and We Need to Talk About Water
“Moisture is the essence of wetness, and wetness is the essence of beauty.” –Derek Zoolander
