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As Below, So Above

How the civic abuses of national politics trickle down to Main Street

2021’s Most Popular Subway Seat

It’s also transit’s Most Improved Player

Watching Gossip Girl at the End of the World

Nostalgia drew me in. But the escapism, absurdity, and innocent stupidity of the late 2000s kept me watching.

The Strangely Soothing Power of Fran Lebowitz’s New York

It’s Fran’s world; why can’t we all live in it?

The President Ruined a Business I Spent 14 Years Building

Kate Goldwater says she’s shuttering her vintage thrift shop because of the government’s poorly handled pandemic response

Cities Aren’t Dead, They’re Ready to Be Reborn

The pandemic may have accelerated migration from urban centers, but neighborhoods are keeping city life alive.

There Is No Escaping New York. Take It From Someone Who Escaped.

A love letter to a stricken city from a former New Yorker in L.A.

New York Won’t Return to Normal Anytime Soon

New York City Council member Mark D. Levine wants to prepare the public for a new way of life

I Left New York for Greener Pastures — and a Puppy

The rolling hills of Appalachia have been my refuge from the coronavirus epidemic

The Guilt of Being a Covid-19 Survivor

As one of the first coronavirus carriers in New York City, I’m haunted by the idea that I may have infected others

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