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2 days ago | nymag.com | Nia Prater

When Elon Musk denounced Republicans' hefty spending plan as a "disgusting abomination" earlier this week, he largely steered clear of President Donald Trump, who has thrown his support behind the One Big Beautiful Bill. That changed on Thursday afternoon when the world's richest man went after the world's most powerful man.

2 days ago | nymag.com | Ambar Pardilla

By Ambar Pardilla, a writer at the Strategist covering fashion and home organization. She joined the Strategist as a writer in 2021 and before that worked at NBC and HuffPost. 1:28 P.M. 33 items in this article 8 items on sale! 33 items in this article 8 items on sale! Photo-Illustration: The Strategist; Photos: Retailers Father’s Day is on June 15, and while your dad may say he doesn’t want anything, you have to get him something.

2 days ago | nymag.com | Nia Prater

At Wednesday night's mayoral debate, Andrew Cuomo finally came face to face with the eight Democratic challengers trying to upend his candidacy. And on Thursday morning, Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez made her long-awaited endorsement, in a clear effort to knock Cuomo off his frontrunner perch. The congresswoman announced Thursday that she would be endorsing Queens assemblymember Zohran Mamdani, placing him first in the ranked-choice primary.

2 days ago | nymag.com | Melissa Dahl

Cancer stories, as we've long told them, tend to follow one of two arcs: diagnosis, then a brave fight against the disease resulting either in survival or death. But journalist Jonathan Gluck's story has been different. When he was 38, with a wife and 7-month-old at home, Gluck learned he had multiple myeloma, a cancer of the plasma cells that causes damage to bones, kidneys, and the immune system. It's an uncommon form of cancer with an estimated seven people out of 100,000 diagnosed each year.

2 days ago | nymag.com | Sarah Jones

Six months into the second Trump administration, it has become clear that now is the time of con men. Scams and snake oil proliferate, as do the hucksters who promote them. Before Mike Huckabee became our ambassador to Israel, he advertised Relaxium, an herbal supplement whose makers falsely pledged it would help a restless nation sleep. Other supplement-makers see a champion in Health Secretary Robert F.