Trump found guilty in America’s first-ever Stalinist trial
The prestige of American justice has suffered a serious attack of scrofula
New york
Thursday
Friday
Trump’s bumper Bronx rally is a bad omen for Biden
He promised to return to New York and sort out the anarchy
Wednesday
Dispatch from an unloved borough
Staten Island shouldn’t be overlooked
Wednesday
Choosing mob rule at UCLA
Have our universities forgotten their role in enforcing the social contract?
Remembering the postmodern Paul Auster
His personal life was eventful, as any good writer’s should be
Monday
On the ground at the People’s University for Palestine (formerly Columbia)
Many of the students are masked
Tuesday
A cultural summer in the city
New York is great in summer, but the art scene can sometimes be fleeting
Friday
Barstool Sports’s Billy Football runs for Santos’s old seat
This is the real Barstool conservatism
Wednesday
Trump falsely accuses hush-money judge’s daughter of posting picture of him behind bars
A new Twitter account was created in April 2023, using Loren Merchan’s old handle
Thursday
Money, money, money, money: the GOP’s big 2024 problem
Plus: Truth Social and Trump’s financial woes
Saturday
Millionaire Scientologists crowdfund for Trump legal fees
Grant and Elena Cardone have set up a GoFundMe to raise the $355 million the former president owes New York
Thursday
Spring’s hottest theatrical openings on Broadway
For theater aficionados, there is hope
Meeting Eric Ripert, chef of America’s best restaurant
‘I like to be living the life of the restaurant of Le Bernardin’
How to do St. Patrick’s Day like an Irish American
You needn’t travel to Ireland to celebrate its saint’s day
Wednesday
Woody Allen pens new short story for the New Criterion
‘Breakfast Special’ is a tale of a meet-cute gone wrong
Wednesday
New York is a people pleaser’s hell
The city is a psychological assault course, an emotional minefield, for people like me who are chronically apologetic
Monday
GOP favorite for Santos seat settling lawsuits after accusations of not paying workers
Mike Sapraicone has been sued at least twice for wage violations relating to his firm Squad Security
Monday
Stereophonic is a love letter to creation
It’s the story of a mid-Seventies rock band coming to terms with success
Thursday
George Santos spent campaign money on OnlyFans, Botox, makeup and Hermès
As the case moves on to the Department of Justice, Santos has announced that he won’t seek re-election
Monday
Catholic priest demoted over Sabrina Carpenter music video
The singer, scantily clad, paraded around a Williamsburg church
