Goodbye New York, welcome Gotham
The main excitement we get here is going to wait in socially distanced lines at the grocery store
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Thursday
Tuesday
Lockdown is over. Someone tell the government
Americans want to do whatever they feel like doing: what else are natural rights for?
Wednesday
Bill de Blasio isn’t an anti-Semite but…
…he is an idiot
Monday
COVID-19 vs the American spirit of resistance
Americans are polarized in their attitudes to risk
Friday
No, the coronavirus isn’t racist
Some higher rate of black coronavirus fatalities was predictable, albeit still tragic, given what we know about viral co-morbidities
Tuesday
Society needed this reset
Quarantine life has been, dare I say it, really nice, and I’m not the only one who thinks so
Monday
The haunting beauty of empty cities
Deserted modern cities are usually the realm of post-apocalyptic sci-fi movies. Now, many of us live in them
Friday
No, black-owned businesses probably aren’t losing out more due to the pandemic
Examining businesses with paid employees shows immigrants are hardest hit
Thursday
Life and death in New York City
Notes from the epicenter of the American COVID-19 crisis
Monday
Bursting the Cuomo bubble
He might be having a good crisis, but he’s not your next president
Tuesday
Why aren’t my exes texting me during quarantine?
It appears love in the time of coronavirus isn’t my story
Sunday
Tenor badness
Benny Golson, last legend of bebop
Consider the costs
The rush to impose sweeping restrictions on public and commercial life across the entire economy should be more carefully evaluated
Thursday
Americans love living in a disaster movie
People of Earth, are you not entertained?
Tuesday
The brothers Cuomo
A live TV debate about who mom loves more
Tuesday
The mob and me: my life in the crosshairs
Bars that served me were harassed and ‘Hate Has No Home Here’ signs appeared on my lawn
Saturday
Stayin’ alive in ’75
Meryl Meisler’s photographs captured the family life and nightlife of Seventies New York
Friday
A new mob at Sarah Lawrence College
Hope for Gen Z?
Friday
Show off and tell: the sad death of inconspicuous consumption
While I was in Manhattan I was dropped by my New Yorker girlfriend for not being rich enough
Saturday
In the cart of the city
‘The new owners employ Army vets for a few dollars a day to sit by a van in case an inspector comes’
