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first person I Fell for My Husband’s Doctor. Was It His Fault or Mine? My late husband’s oncologist was kind and available. I wish he hadn’t been. podcast By Molly Saint-James
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Talarico Tells Kimmel Trump’s Freaky Nickname Is Backfiring

During the interview, which did not air on TV due to FCC drama, the Texas Senate candidate thanked the president for boosting his T-shirt sales. By Margaret Hartmann

us open 2026 A Queasy Appreciation of Alexander Zverev As a fellow Type 1 diabetic, I marvel at the US Open finalist’s tenacity. But his sordid personal history complicates everything. By Caira Conner
politics Giuliani Manages to Be Cordial to Mamdani at Ground Zero The former mayor, who has launched a series of Islamophobic broadsides against Mamdani, appeared to offer words of encouragement on Friday. By Nia Prater
early and often J.D. Vance Previews Republicans’ Nasty Midterm Smears In his GOP Midterm Convention speech, the vice-president called Democrats anti-American “crazies” and played fast and loose with the facts. By Ed Kilgore
from the archives A Look Back at 25 Years of New York’s Coverage of 9/11 From our first issue after the attacks to the unfolding consequences in the weeks, years, decades that followed, here are some highlights. By Intelligencer Staff

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Meta’s Reckoning Like its users, the company is stuck in an endless, unhappy doomscroll. By John Herrman

early and often Democratic Establishment Bites the Dust in Another State Rhode Island’s incumbent governor got thwacked in his primary, and a 27-year-old socialist will be the next mayor of Providence. By Ed Kilgore

the system It Took a Nation to Break Pierre Damas Bel With their attacks on Haitians, Trump and his allies have invited everyday Americans to join their bullying. Now a 20-year-old is dead. By Zak Cheney-Rice

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The Cut

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The Woman Hooking Up Despite Her Body Insecurity

In this week’s story, a copywriter goes on dates and tries to be less hard on herself. By Alyssa Shelasky

street style The Best Street Style From New York Fashion Week See our favorite looks from outside this season’s shows.
culture How Elizabeth Meriwether Made a Thriller for the Epstein Era Furious delivered one of the most nuanced portrayals of gender violence in recent TV history.
personal finance How to Resist the Constant Urge to Shop ‘Tis the season when the “shoppies” hit hard.

new york fashion week Defining Sex and Cool Calvin Klein was pretty great, I thought – until I saw Eckhaus Latta and was reminded the best fashion has a jolt of newness. By Cathy Horyn
parenting What Do Kids Want Us to Talk About With Them? A family’s relationship to conversation is a fundamental component of its private culture. By Kathryn Jezer-Morton
street style The Best Street Style From New York Fashion Week See our favorite looks from outside this season’s shows. By Chinea Rodriguez

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Clarissa Is a Welcome Reset for Ayo Edebiri After a Bad Year

Sometimes it takes Virginia Woolf and a trip to Lagos to shake the Ella McCay off your boots. By Joe Reid

SNL’s Opera Man Sings What We’re All Thinking About the End of Game of Thrones

she’s back Céline Dion Couldn’t Get Through Her Comeback Show Without Crying “I had promised myself not to cry,” she said during the opening night of her Paris residency. By Alejandra Gularte
venice 2026 Woman Unknown Wins Golden Lion at Venice Film Festival The post-World War II drama won several awards at the closing ceremony. By Alejandra Gularte
gold rush How to Watch the 2026 Emmy Awards It’s on a Monday this year, for starters. By Bethy Squires
movie review Being Heumann Runs Radical Disability Activism Through a Cutesy Filter The new film from the director of CODA stars Ruth Madeley as disability activist Judy Heumann. By Alison Willmore

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Practical Magic 2 Is a Shell of Its Former Self The sequel has none of the joy of the original, only the calculated machinations of studio executives and actors who won’t let their characters grow. By Angelica Jade Bastién

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Next Gen NYC’s Georgia McCann Washes Her Hands of the Mess By Tom Smyth

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The Strategist

style Everything at Knix Is 20 Percent Off, Just for Strategist Readers Including period underwear for women, sweat-wicking workoutwear for men, and more. By Martha Tuber
sales $11 Laneige, $10 Vera Bradley: The Deals at Martie Are Very Good Right Now Plus absolute steals on Drunk Elephant, Glossier, True Botanicals, Our Place, Ghia, Verve Coffee, and so much more. By Martha Tuber
beauty $14 Benetint Blush and Other Deals From Ulta’s 21+ Days of Beauty Event The beauty retailer is offering half off lots of Strategist-approved fare. By Tembe Denton-Hurst
pillows I Slept on 16 Ikea Pillows Here are the ones worth buying. By Amelia Jerden
sales Halloween PJs for Kids, Half-Off Patagonia, and 39 More Great Deals Including one of the best deals I’ve ever seen on Bombas, $26 work pants, and a brightening under-eye stick. By Sam Daly

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A Bristol-Myers Factory in Clinton Hill Converted by Artists

Behind the simple façade on Greene Avenue, the vast, column-free floors go back 90 feet and are full of original details. By Adriane Quinlan

neighborhood news The Last NIMBY in a YIMBY Town Andrew Berman’s crusade to preserve the West Village has put him at odds with just about everyone. By David Freedlander
look book The Look Book Goes to the Battle of Brooklyn Dozens of costumed interpreters and historians gathered at Green-Wood Cemetery for a commemoration of the largest battle of the Revolutionary War. By Maggie Duffy and Brooke LaMantia
listings edit Price Madness on All the West Sides This week’s worth-it New York City apartment listings. By Nora DeLigter

trash talk When Offices Don’t Want Their Furniture, She Brings It to NYCHA Residents With her rented U-Haul and a small crew, Regina Carter takes what’s destined for the landfill to pop-up giveaways all over the city. By Anne Kadet
photography When the Twin Towers Were New Baldwin Lee’s first body of photographic work documented a landmark that nobody expected to disappear. By Christopher Bonanos
unicorns A Mountaintop Bungalow 5 Floors Up in the East Village That little shingled cottage atop the Kiehl’s building on Third Avenue turns out to be the upper level of a duplex. By Adriane Quinlan

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Grub Street

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Chloe Malle’s Grub Street Diet

“I am in awe of how they have made a mini Polo Bar at Arthur Ashe Stadium.”

9/11 ‘If the Restaurant Was a Bust, It Was One More Heartbreak’ Michael Whiteman helped build Windows on the World. He’s ready to look back on its legacy. By Joshua David Stein
openings A New Bakery Makes One Bread and One Bread Only Rye’s specialty is Austrian sourdough. Is it worth the $60-per-loaf price? By Charlotte Druckman
rip Lucien Smith Was Planning a Comeback The artist, who has died at the age of 37, had just finished a new collection of paintings. By Ezra Marcus
coming soon The Fall Restaurant Preview 23 wine bars, chip shops, famous delis, and reincarnated pizzerias we can’t wait to try. By Oset Babür-Winter

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Where to Eat in September The best restaurants for right now. By Grub Street

convenience All of Our Restaurant Recommendations, Mapped The best restaurants, the best new restaurants, and the best affordable restaurants — together in one spot! By Grub Street