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New York City Street Vendors Have Been Treated Poorly for 300 Years

17 hours ago | nymag.com | Errol Louis

Upon hearing that the City Council is preparing, once again, to fix New York's broken system for regulating street vendors, my first thought was, Here we go again. For literally centuries, creating a fair deal for street sellers has been one of those mysterious New York problems that never changes and somehow never gets fixed. Mayor Eric Adams and the City Council are currently negotiating help for the city's 23,000 street vendors, most of whom are selling goods without legal permission.
Federal Judge Removes Rikers Island From City Control

1 day ago | nymag.com | Nia Prater

A federal judge on Tuesday officially seized control of Rikers Island from New York City, ordering the appointment of an independent manager to oversee the notorious jail complex that has been plagued by reports of violence, ill treatment, and inmate deaths.
Trump's Qatari Plane May Not Fly With Republicans

1 day ago | nymag.com | Nia Prater

Over the weekend, news broke that Donald Trump was poised to accept a luxury Boeing 747 jet from the Qatari royal family, which would likely be the most expensive gift from a foreign government to an American president in the nation's history. Though accepting a gifted jumbo jet would be a security and ethical minefield, Trump has defended the agreement as a logical solution to Boeing's delay in fulfilling its contract to replace the aging Air Force One fleet.
5 Strategist Staffers Replaced Their Grody Apple iPhone Cases With an Otterbox

1 day ago | nymag.com | Michael Zhao

Photo: Michael Zhao The first thing I did upon unwrapping my new iPhone 16 Pro in November was put it in a case. Specifically, I got Apple’s own Silicone Case because it promised to be precisely engineered to protect this $1,100 brick of glass and titanium, down to the touch-conductive sapphire-glass camera-control-button cover. At $50, it was more than I wanted to spend, but the svelte look and bold blue color swayed me.
5 Big Questions About Trump's Plan to Lower Drug Prices

2 days ago | nymag.com | Nia Prater |Chas Danner

Is anyone taking Trump's executive order seriously? Investors seem to have mostly shrugged off Trump's plan. Many Biotech and big pharma stocks rose after actual executive order came out on Monday.
What to Make of the New American Pope

3 days ago | nymag.com | Chas Danner

Francis's legacy (and the Vatican's financial troubles) factored into the College of Cardinals' decisionAccording to insiders who spoke with the Washington Post, Leo was favored among cardinals from abroad:As the Wall Street Journal reported last week, the Vatican is facing some pretty complicated problems regarding its finances.
How Souter's 'Stealth Liberalism' Reshaped the Supreme Court

4 days ago | nymag.com | Ed Kilgore

David Souter, the former U.S. Supreme Court justice who retired at the age of 69 and died this week at 85, was viewed by liberals as a man of conservative temperament, if not necessarily conservative views.
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka Arrested Outside ICE Facility

5 days ago | nymag.com | Nia Prater

Ras Baraka, the mayor of Newark, New Jersey, was taken into custody by federal agents outside of an ICE detention center Friday. Alina Habba, the acting U.S. attorney for New Jersey, confirmed Baraka's arrest in a statement on social media, alleging that the Democratic mayor failed to follow orders from Homeland Security agents on the scene.
Clip-on Earrings Are Nice Enough for People With Pierced Ears Now

5 days ago | nymag.com | Ambar Pardilla

Photo-Illustration: The Strategist; Photos: Retailers The words clip-on earrings might bring to mind your mother’s door knockers or chandeliers. But over the past few years, we’ve seen the return of Dynasty-era styles (say, those from Heaven Mayhem), and lately there seem to be even more clip-ons in every style (from the referential to the irreverent, like Shrimp’s shrimp) on the scene.
A Few of the Many Lowlights of Jeanine Pirro, Trump's Newest U.S. Attorney

5 days ago | nymag.com | Nia Prater

On Thursday, President Donald Trump officially withdrew the nomination of Ed Martin to be the next U.S. Attorney of Washington, D.C., conceding that the conservative activist and one-time counsel for January 6 rioters would be unable to survive Senate confirmation. Trump quickly announced that another staunch loyalist would soon be appointed to fill the seat: Fox News personality Jeanine Pirro.