On Thin Ice

Can ice fishing—and coldwater fish like trout—survive in a warming New York?

Pro-Palestine Protesters, AI, and Eric Adams: What I Saw at the ‘Stand With Israeli Tech’ Conference Before They Kicked Me Out

MindTheTech, a well-funded conference in Midtown focused on supporting the Israeli tech industry, was disrupted by pro-Palestine protesters on Monday morning.

Brooklyn’s Tallest Tower Radiates Pure Evil (And I Love It)

Sure, it's a totem of demonic spirits and Capital incarnate, but what's not to like?

Attempt to Extend NYC’s Pool Season Meets the Adams Austerity Grindset

The City is now swimming in tax money, but some things, like open pools, might never come back.

NYPD Chief Wrongfully Accuses a Judge Then Insists That the Lesson Here Is That the NYPD Is Trustworthy: A Play in Three Acts

Chief Chell blamed the courts for his erroneous tweet, but said that his point still stood: The NYPD should be entrusted with the fate of people's lives without benefit of a trial.