I’m shocked! Shocked to find not moving in this establishment

It took me a couple of reads to process this. The *administration* wanted to use email addresses of furloughed employees to spread their own message.

I helped make a film, out this week, called “Rovina’s Choice,” about the deaths this man without conscience or accountability has caused — already 600,000, ⅔ of them children.

“Who’s got my TV hat?!”

I'm one of the four fired employees. I was a writer & producer at Bon Appétit for nearly five years, during which I helped organize our union and sat on our bargaining committee. I am, to my knowledge, the only trans woman in our union and the only trans woman on editorial who doesn't work at Them

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If I had to guess right now (and it is premature!) I'd say the Supreme Court is going to strike down Trump's tariffs. All three liberals are clearly against the government. Barrett too. Roberts leaning that way. And we haven't even gotten to tax-hater Gorsuch yet.

This feels significant

The only ballot I respect

"exododus" The New York Post: Come for the shameless propaganda, stay for the embarrassing illiteracy.

Polls don't close until 9 p.m., but here's a gift link to the results page for the NYC mayoral election to bookmark to watch once they do. (No needle for this one.)

What about Chobani tho

Halve, oil, and roast one butternut squash at 375. (Save and roast seeds if you want.) Cool. Scoop out flesh. Saute garlic, leek or onion and lots of ginger in olive oil and butter. Add spices, s&p. Add squash. Just barely cover with stock. Cook 10 min, adjust seasoning. Immersion blend til smooth.

This is one of the most bonkers games I’ve ever seen and it’s also game 7 of the World Series

remember we turn back the clock tonight so this game is actually only in the 5th inning

you like to see a guy named ernie succeed

When I drop a Skittle

👻 Spooooky booooooze 👻

The liberal justices are not only outnumbered – they’re divided on strategy/tone. Here’s my reporting on their thorny dilemma, the tensions that have arisen, and the Kagan/Jackson divide. Thank you so much for reading, and as always, curious to hear reactions. www.nytimes.com/2025/10/31/u...

I guess someone heard from Tylenol’s lawyers.

Between this and the Louvre prosecutor describing the suspects’ statements as “minimalist” while bragging that they had worked on the case over a weekend it’s an absolutely incredible week for Frenchness

White House just posted their Halloween decorations

Rupert Murdoch-owned @thetimes.com of London completely fabricates a hit piece on @zohrankmamdani.bsky.social , gets called out by former mayor Deblasio — then deletes it.🤔

Lol I just asked Grok whether Grokipedia is more neutral than Wikipedia and even it can't lie about this

Is anybody know why Fox plays so much Grateful Dead during the baseball postseason?

Will Klein didn’t have a beard at the start of this game

it's cool to see that this game's starting pitcher is still hanging in there

I woke up in NYC with bad allergies at 3am. Oh, let me see who won the game. STILL GOING. One minute later, Freeman hits a solo to end the longest game in WS history. Bonkers.

*42 million* Americans could be affected.

Me finding out Chloe Fineman is a Scientologist

The pimp!

I've long been fascinated with depictions of NYC in pop culture so there has never been a more capital F-capital M For-Me article in all of publishing history. Plus it looks great! @dansaltzstein.bsky.social breaks down our pop-culture obsession with destroying NYC: www.nytimes.com/2025/10/20/a...

“'What a travesty,' said Bennett L. Gershman, an ethics professor at Pace University. 'The ethical conflict is just so basic and fundamental, you don’t need a law professor to explain it.'"

I wrote about why New York's fictional futures are so often dystopian, from Escaped From New York and Soylent Green to I Am Legend and The Expanse. (Do you buy that they are unlikely love letters to the city? I think I do!) Gift link:

The feature that gave Gotham its strength is one of the greatest challenges it faces today—confronting what feels like a near-existential threat perhaps the most profound test yet of its resiliency. Our @nytimes.com story asks: can we do it? www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

Puerto Rico doesn’t have congressional representation AND it is an increasingly elaborate military base for the U.S. government.

lol. this is our world now. The oligarchs rule, sorta. But the politics itself is unstable. And they’re casting around for the sweet spot of safety.

Estimates for the June rallies, about 2,000 of them, were 4-6 million. This weekend’s are likely to be even bigger. Who knew there were so many Marxists and anarchists in the U.S.!

“By 2080, nearly 30% of the city’s land mass could be at risk of significant flooding. Some 1.4 million New Yorkers currently live in these areas — 17% of the city’s population…. ‘Our imaginations have not caught up to what nature can and will do,’ @ewsanderson.bsky.social said.”🧪

This is really good. Highly recommended.

Such a cool project with great graphics and photos. Fortifying NYC against flooding is daunting, but it’s good to see people working on so many different partial solutions

Listen, there are loads of reasons to be pessimistic about NYC and flooding. Our aim with this piece, which we've been working on for months, was to lay out the possible solutions as they are, without being naive. I hope we've done that. Please read and share this gift link and lmk what you think.

Democrats would be in danger of losing around a dozen majority-minority districts across the South if the court struck down part of the Voting Rights Act. www.nytimes.com/2025/10/15/u...

This guy is some kinda gymnast! “While I take complete responsibility, I have had no way of verifying their accuracy and am deeply concerned that the message logs in question may have been deceptively doctored.”

The mass layoffs of federal workers on Friday night swept up the top two leaders of the federal measles response team, those working on Ebola and dozens of other infectious disease experts (Gift article) www.nytimes.com/2025/10/11/h...