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
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Monday
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
Friday
The cemeteries of New York State
Prose may be deathless, but authors are not — and some of us honor those who compose with visits to where they decompose
Thursday
Mocking murdered leftists is not based
If you’re delighting in the deaths of progressives killed by maniacs, you are not claiming the moral high ground
Saturday
The Jimmy Fallon hit piece is flimsy
It’s viral because you don’t like him, not because its contents are all that bad
Thursday
New York discourages migrants from coming
New flyers handed out at the border will point out the high cost of living
Monday
Learning from the past to stop the next Jordan Neely moment
A new documentary shows how NYC’s crime was controlled before — and can be again
Camari Mick is making pastry, not solving crimes
The star pastry chef wanted to be a forensic pathologist. Luckily for New York diners, she chose baking instead
Saturday
Georgia O’Keeffe wants you to take your time
The new exhibition at MoMA relies on viewers being willing to hone in on detail
Wednesday
Trump is the last of the Cuomosexuals
He empowered Fauci and now attacks DeSantis’s Covid record and lauds Andrew Cuomo’s
Wednesday
Harry and Meghan claim near-fatal ‘car chase’ through traffic-heavy NYC streets
Is this their Princess Di moment?
Tuesday
Dershowitz: the Trump-Carroll verdict is a Rorschach test
If the appellant had a name other than Donald Trump, the entire verdict might be reversed
Jordan Neely and the system the left built
Cities need the authority to keep potentially dangerous people away from the citizenry
Friday
The Squad stands alone on Jordan Neely’s death
Reactions in New York across and America have been surprisingly nuanced and restrained
Tuesday
Bryna Pomp is MAD about jewelry
The curator of the popular jewelry pop-up shows off her own collection
Thursday
The A-lister next door
Does my celebrity neighbor think I’m a stalker?
Lucien, the best bar in New York for writers
Establishments where writers and reporters liked to drink hold for me a privileged position
Monday
Will school choice destroy the Democratic Party?
The threat of fewer teachers in unions is a real and existential one
