Because the crafting store took over a huge space on Greenwich Street, here are your early links: NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch is rich, tariffs on trinkets, Amish on e-bikes and more. [ more › ]
New Jersey’s beaches are phoning. They say they’re full of a lot of garbage and debris. This phone, or what’s left of it, turned up at Sandy Hook.
Clean Ocean Action hosts annual beach cleanups in New Jersey and each the group finds uncanny beached artifacts. [ more › ]
Green market at Union Square in Manhattan.
City officials say plans to update NYC’s food distribution system will help improve access to fresh produce. [ more › ]
A man exits a public toilet located in Herald Square August 13, 2003 in New York City.
A new bill would double the number of toilets across the city. [ more › ]
Trump’s tariffs kicked into effect this month.
Bar owners across the city said they felt anxiety and confusion as new tariffs were announced and later delayed. [ more › ]
The American, Ksenia Karelina, had been sentenced to prison over a one-time donation to a Ukrainian charity group. She was released in exchange for Arthur Petrov, a citizen of Russia and Germany.
President Donald Trump has launched a global trade war, raising prices and tanking stocks in the process. His approval rating is in free fall. And yet, somehow, the Democrats are in disarray. Or at least, they are bitterly bickering over what their party’s stance on trade should be. Last week, as “Liberation Day” unraveled global
Russia released a dual Russian-U.S. citizen jailed for donating to a charity providing aid to Ukraine, her lawyer said on Thursday, in what the Wall Street Journal described as a swap for a Russian-German national jailed in the United States.
A British version of the television sketch comedy program “Saturday Night Live” is set to debut in 2026.
Officials met Hamas three times, breaking with a policy against contacting a group the U.S. considers a terrorist organization. But Israeli opposition and shifting positions doomed the effort.
