Morning Spew
It’s Thursday and the NYPD’s Response Is Violence
A new round of calls to disband the NYPD’s notorious SRG unit, and other links to start your day.
OnlyFins
The Mystery of the Fish Living in Riis Beach’s Abandoned Hospital
The future is uncertain for Riis’s Queer Beach and the fish who live there.
Morning Spew
It’s Wednesday and These Boots Were Made for Bootin’
You might have noticed a few more immobilized cars lately, and other links to start your beautiful fall day.
$20 Dinner
$20 Dinner: Sacred Sandwich Space Eisenberg’s Reborn as S&P
First off, before we start lolling around in sandwich heaven, it's important to note that S&P, which the Court Street Grocers guys Matt Ross and Eric Finkelstein opened a few weeks ago in the long-time Eisenberg's space across from the Flatiron, is absolutely NOT some kind of evil hipster beardo Bro
Morning Spew
It’s Tuesday and Would You Believe the NYPD Is Leaving Money on the Table
Plus: A police officer-slash-DJ, a pay-to-play scheme for natural landscapes, and a crowd-surfing administrator in NY schools.
Cultural Capital
Ka’s History Repeats Itself
Ever-widening inequality tears New York's character to pieces and plows it under the ground—and that's where Ka's new album finds him.
Correct Opinions
Rooting for the Mets Is Like Getting Run Over by a Truck
And yet, we’re feeling optimistic!
What's Your Deal
Jeremiah Moss Knows What You Think About Him
The author of the new book "Feral City" on why he felt free during pandemic lockdown, what he thinks of all of his critics, and why he never reads your tweets about him.
Morning Spew
It’s Friday, Let’s Blaze It
The president begins the process of marijuana decriminalization, maybe, and other links to start your day.
$20 Dinner
$20 Dinner: New “Urban Hawker” Market Brings The Flavors Of Singapore To Midtown
Don't let the address turn you off—Urban Hawker is a convivial, rowdy blast.
What's Your Deal
Inside the Algorithm: How New York Metro Weather Calculates a 10/10 Day
The primary reason Homenuk's brand of meteorology has caught on: He is bold enough to take a dictatorial stance on one of the most contentious topics in the city: whether 75 degrees and low humidity is better than 65 degrees and a mild breeze.
Morning Spew
Thursday’s Blazing Sun Beats Down on the Cynical Brow of New Jersey’s Governor
NJ Governor Phil Murphy continues to fight congestion pricing, Mayor Eric Adams thinks asylum seekers are an "assault" on the city, and more.