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Alex Barasch Joins New York As Features Writer
3+ day, 10+ hour ago (194+ words) Alex Barasch Joins ‘New York’ As Features Writer -- New York Media Press Room New York Magazine New York editor-in-chief David Haskell announced today that Alex Barasch is joining the magazine as a features writer, with a focus on the business…...
On My Mind: The FitFlop Agenda Hath Reached Mine Ears
4+ day, 10+ hour ago (247+ words) 13 items in this article 2 items on sale! “Strategist Brain” is a series in which staffers share the stores they’ve stopped into, the stuff they’ve spotted, and extra tidbits from stories they’ve worked on. You’ll hear from a different writer every…...
Why Journalists Love a Push Alert
4+ day, 12+ hour ago (875+ words) New York Magazine The process for applying for a push alert at the New York Times takes place in a Slack channel called “Notifications,” where desk editors lobby for stories they think warrant a boost. A standing message from the…...
Elon Musk’s Midterms Play: Ken Paxton, Susan Collins, Socialist Scaremongering
1+ week, 3+ day ago (451+ words) nymag.com Elon Musk declared last year that he was going to do “a lot less” political spending in the future, adding that if he felt compelled to invest more of his (unfathomable amounts of) money, he would. But he…...
Fetterman Quiet Quits: 6 Wildest Takeaways From WSJ’s Story
1+ week, 2+ day ago (499+ words) In the aftermath of a severe stroke and subsequent hospitalization for depression, Pennsylvania senator John Fetterman’s job performance has regularly come under scrutiny. Here are the most stunning details from the Journal’s new report. The aide responded, “Because they are…...
Fighting Trump’s Agenda Starts in the States
1+ week, 4+ day ago (604+ words) New York Magazine Democrats should stop obsessing over the foolish, petty fights that dominate cable news, says former state senator Daniel Squadron. With just over 60 days left before the midterm elections, he says, the most effective way for rank-and-file voters…...
Neera Tanden, Establishment Warrior
1+ week, 4+ day ago (321+ words) “Neera came back to CAP to make sure that CAP was a major player in the generational battle to build a big Democratic majority against the far right,” Jonathan Cowan, the president of the centrist Democratic group Third Way, which…...
The Strategist Fall 100
1+ week, 5+ day ago (179+ words) New York Magazine Every product is independently selected by (obsessive) editors. Things you buy through our links may earn us a commission. As our Strategist Summer 100 was your survival guide to the hottest time of the year and Strategist Spring…...
The Justice Department Still Isn’t Learning From Failure
1+ week, 5+ day ago (940+ words) The Justice Department Isn’t Learning From Spectacular Failure New York Magazine Donald Trump’s Justice Department just had a big, stupid, embarrassing summer. It conjured a slush fund designed to pay $1.776 billion of taxpayer money to January 6 rioters that was so…...
The Right’s Woman Problem
2+ week, 1+ day ago (1135+ words) Karoline Leavitt and the Right’s Woman Problem New York Magazine With Karoline Leavitt departing as press secretary, the White House loses one of its most conspicuous women. Leavitt, a 29 year-old mother of two, says she feels she “cannot be the…...