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The Promise of Integration Has Not Been Fulfilled in NYC Schools

Just 190 black children were offered admission to New York City’s specialized public high schools on Monday, out of 4,800. Here’s why that matters.
America’s Second-Largest Teachers Union Is Trying Not to Make 2016’s Mistake

The American Federation of Teachers has rolled out its endorsement process for candidates, and says that it’s prepared to hold Democrats to account.
Why Is the Trump Administration Always Getting Shut Down in Court?

A Washington Post analysis shows that federal judges keep blocking the administration because its legal explanations aren’t “supported by facts.”
New Book Details Kushner’s Alleged Middle East Peace Plan, Which Is Preposterous

According to Vicky Ward’s Kushner Inc., the senior adviser hoped to convince five countries plus Palestine to give aid or renegotiate boundaries.
Florida Will Drop Solicitation Charges Against Robert Kraft If He Admits Guilt

Offering to drop charges if Kraft admits he would have been found guilty has a tone of shaming, but could be the cause of a dubious use of warrants.
U.K.’s Brexit Meltdown Morphs Into a ‘Major Constitutional Crisis’

Theresa May’s position went from bad to worse — again — when the Commons speaker blocked further votes on her Brexit deal in a surprise ruling.
A 24-Year-Old Is Accused of Killing a Mob Boss

The suspect drew “MAGA Forever” and a QAnon symbol on his hand during court.
Flight Attendants Are Ready to Protest Over Frontier’s Low Pay

After fighting to end the shutdown, flight attendants are taking on another kind of wage insecurity, which they say makes a vital job more difficult.
SCOTUS Eases Rules for Deporting Ex-Con Immigrants

It’s another ruling that makes it easier for the Trump administration to strike fear in the hearts of those it calls “criminal aliens.”
Mysterious Brunette (Cow) Slows Traffic on Major Deegan

Once again, a cow got loose in the city.
Trump Promised 3 Percent Growth. His Economists Quietly Admit It Won’t Happen.

Page 527 of the new Economic Report of the President contains a pretty big concession.
A Woman Has Won the ‘Nobel Prize of Math’ for the First Time Ever

Karen Uhlenbeck is the first woman to win the Abel Prize for mathematics.
Republican State Representative Resigns After Being Accused of Sexual Assault

Representative Brian Ellis was accused of having sex with a woman against her will while she was blacked out.
Chait: Devin Nunes Files Bonkers $250 Million Lawsuit Over Mean Tweets

Nunes claims that tweets from accounts like “Devin Nunes’ Mom” and “Devin Nunes’ Cow” run “contrary to every tenet of American Democracy.”
Beto and Bernie Offer Competing Plans to Fix Health Care

Medicare for All is still the dominant Democratic health care idea for 2020, but the less ambitious plan backed by O’Rourke could be a competitor.
Report: Trump Repeatedly Inflated His Net Worth in Deals With Deutsche Bank

Over two decades, the bank reportedly lent Trump $2 billion. In response, Trump inflated his assets on three occasions and defaulted on major loans.
Man Suspected of Killing Gambino Mob Boss Drew QAnon Symbols on Hands in Court

Criminal conspiracy and far-right conspiracy theories overlap at the extradition hearing of a Staten Island man who allegedly killed a mobster.
Beto Simply Cannot Stay Off the Countertop

Why does he love standing there so much?
Why Is Jordan Peterson Selling Lobster Merch?

The move comes months after the YouTube philosopher left a $66,000 monthly income on Patreon, after it banned an anti-feminist for saying the N-word.
A Sociology Professor on the Long History of Elites Gaming College Admissions

Joseph Soares says that standardized tests were never really about meritocracy.

11:23 A.M. The Recent Deadly Boeing Crash No One Is Talking About Last month a cargo jet abruptly nosedived to the ground near Houston – an accident even more disturbing in its implications than the one in Ethiopia.
9:55 A.M. Will Bernie Sanders Split the Democratic Party in 2020? Two high-profile hires suggest Angry Bernie might return.
9:00 A.M. The Promise of Integration Has Not Been Fulfilled in NYC Just 190 black children were offered admission to New York City’s specialized public high schools on Monday, out of 4,800. Here’s why that matters.
6:15 A.M. The American Federation of Teachers Is Gearing Up for 2020 The American Federation of Teachers has rolled out its endorsement process for candidates, and says that it’s prepared to hold Democrats to account.
12:55 A.M. Why Is Trump Always Getting Shut Down in Court? A Washington Post analysis shows that federal judges keep blocking the administration because its legal explanations aren’t “supported by facts.”
10:09 P.M. New Book Details Kushner’s Ridiculous Middle East Peace Plan According to Vicky Ward’s Kushner Inc., the senior advisor hoped to convince five countries plus Palestine to give aid or renegotiate boundaries.
6:10 P.M. Prosecutors to Drop Charges Against Kraft If He Admits Guilt Offering to drop charges if Kraft admits he would have been found guilty has a tone of shaming, but could be due to a dubious use of warrants.
5:56 P.M. The Best (and Worst) Thing About Google Getting Into Gaming Google’s game-streaming platform’s close ties to YouTube could create a feedback loop that bodes ill for game developers and fans.
5:35 P.M. Intelligencer Chat: Does Beto’s Policy Vision Matter? Some Democratic candidates are ultraspecific about what they’d do in office; others are mostly vague. How much do voters care either way?
4:45 P.M. U.K.’s Brexit Meltdown Morphs Into a ‘Constitutional Crisis’ Theresa May’s position went from bad to worse — again — when the Commons speaker blocked further votes on her Brexit deal in a surprise ruling.
4:26 P.M. Hardly Anyone Knows the Greatest Baseball Player of All Time Our generation’s Mickey Mantle is going to play his whole career in total obscurity.
3:54 P.M. Flight Attendants Prepare to Protest Over Frontier’s Low Pay After fighting to end the shutdown, flight attendants are taking on another kind of wage insecurity, which they say makes a vital job more difficult.
3:41 P.M. SCOTUS Eases Rules for Deporting Ex-Con Immigrants It’s another ruling that makes it easier for the Trump administration to strike fear in the hearts of those it calls “criminal aliens.”
1:29 P.M. Trump Economists Admit 3 Percent Growth Promise Won’t Happen Page 527 of the new Economic Report of the President contains a pretty big concession.
12:56 P.M. What Every Kid in the Admissions Scandal Knew About the Scam While it appears some teens participated, many were kept in the dark — though doctored photos and tests proctored by mom should have tipped them off.
Mar. 19, 2019 Bitcoin Tie Guy: The Theranos Documentary’s Breakout Star Venture capitalist Tim Draper chose to make a, uh, fashion statement in the HBO documentary about failed blood-testing start-up Theranos.
Mar. 19, 2019 Beto and Bernie Offer Competing Plans to Fix Health Care Medicare for All is still the dominant Democratic health-care idea for 2020, but the less ambitious plan backed by O’Rourke could be a competitor.
Mar. 19, 2019 Democrats Want to Reform the Supreme Court, Not Pack It Democrats are open to reforms that would prevent partisan majorities from dictating policy to a divided nation by fiat. That’s not “court packing.”
Mar. 19, 2019 100-Person Poll: How Will the Trump Presidency End? We asked 100 New Yorkers (plus 14 pundits, journalists, academics, and activists) how they see the Trump administration ending.
Mar. 19, 2019 Report: Trump Repeatedly Inflated Assets in Deutsche Deals Over two decades, the bank reportedly lent Trump $2 billion. In response, Trump inflated his assets on three occasions and defaulted on major loans.

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12:00 P.M. All About the 24-Year-Old Accused of Killing an NYC Mob Boss The suspect drew “MAGA Forever” and a QAnon symbol on his hand during court.
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11:40 A.M. What to Know About the First Drug for Postpartum Depression Zulresso is the first of its kind.
10:12 A.M. The Nurse Who Sells Her Own Breast Milk Online “Mothers who have an organic or vegan diet will charge up to $3 per ounce, but I’m just not that sort of woman.”
10:01 A.M. Suze Orman Gives Money Advice From Her Private Island “I do not wear makeup when I’m on the island. I don’t care what my hair looks like.”
9:25 A.M. The Most Bizarre Moments From the Theranos Documentary There’s more to learn about the disgraced blood-testing entrepreneur.
9:00 A.M. Can Wearing A Sticker on My Boob Fix All My Problems? Body Vibes, newly endorsed by Lizzo, claim to recalibrate your body’s frequency. How do they work?
9:00 A.M. Everything to Know About Aries Season At its best, Aries energy can give you the fire you need to feel alive, to assert yourself, to make a bright change to your life.
8:30 A.M. Most Days I Don’t Speak at All Is that weird?
8:30 A.M. We Still Don’t Know Who Leaked Jeff Bezos’s Nudes But his lover’s brother is speaking out about leaking sexts between Bezos and his sister.
8:07 A.M. Cardi B Will Make Her Film Debut in Stripper Saga Hustlers Say I gotta dance.
8:00 A.M. A Gynecologist for the Self-Care Generation Tia is a new members-only wellness clinic that wants to improve women’s health, operating on the belief that patients will pay to feel heard.
8:00 A.M. On the Turtleneck Brazenness of Elizabeth Holmes If only we could be as bold.
6:00 A.M. ‘My Exes Don’t Write Back to to the Letters I Send’ You’re throwing down brutal truths at the exact moment they’re no longer relevant.
6:00 A.M. The New World of Highly Focused Micro-Workouts The city is suddenly full of studios and regimens that promise to get ears, toes, butts, and even mouths firmed, stretched, and generally tuned up.
7:22 P.M. Vegan Blogger Accused of Worst Possible Thing A popular vegan influencer was spotted … eating fish on camera.
5:14 P.M. Model Nathan Westling Comes Out As Transgender “It feels like I’ve been wearing like a mask my whole life,” he said.
4:56 P.M. Elizabeth Holmes Ruined the Black Turtleneck for Everyone The look needs a serious rebrand now.
4:13 P.M. Glossier Just Released a New Flavor of Their Balm Dotcom Check out the fruity new addition to the family.

12:00 P.M. Adam Driver Is a Fussy Director in Don Quixote Clip See it in theaters April 10.
11:28 A.M. High Maintenance and the Aspirational Kindness of The Guy He’s a testament to thoughtful living through the sheer act of treating strangers with basic decency.
11:27 A.M. Lupita Nyong’o’s Us Voice Came From Robert F. Kennedy Jr. There will never be another Camelot … not another Camelot!
11:00 A.M. 2019 Spring Theater Preview: What We Can’t Wait to See So many plays!
10:08 A.M. Fighting the Scourge of the ‘30 Under 30’ List The big things you want are entirely unrelated to when the world decides it wants to notice you.
9:35 A.M. Roswell, New Mexico Recap: If Everything’s Made to Be Broken There’s nothing like a road trip to stoke a fragile spark into a full-fledged fire.
9:35 A.M. Jay-Z, Cyndi Lauper Are Receiving One of Music’s Top Honors As is Neil Diamond!
9:20 A.M. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood Trailer: Boys Are Back in Town Quentin Tarantino’s ninth film hits theaters this July.
9:15 A.M. The Act’s Joey King on Grappling With a True-Crime Horror “People keep asking Gypsy, Why didn’t you just stand up? It’s really not as simple as that.”
9:00 A.M. Catherine O’Hara on Her Long Career and Sexism in Comedy “I’ve been allowed to create my own characters and do my own writing and improvise and just create in such a free way,” says the Schitt’s Creek star.
9:00 A.M. So, What’s Going on With Radiohead’s Rock Hall Induction? It’s a hard pass from Thom Yorke. But will the rest of the band show up?
8:00 A.M. Terry Gilliam, the Man Who Was Almost Killed by Don Quixote The Monty Python animator and director on the movie that took him three decades to make.
8:00 A.M. ‘Imagine a Woman Like Barbara Walters and I’m the New Bitch’ Jenny McCarthy on her year from hell on The View.
8:00 A.M. Stranger Things Enters Teenage Wasteland Territory Oh yeah and there’s a monster, too.
6:00 A.M. The Act Recap: You’re Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile A series of spectacular moments concerning the fate of Gypsy’s teeth communicate her plight more effectively than mere recounting ever could.
6:00 A.M. The Painting Jerry Saltz Can’t Stop Thinking About Paul Cadmus’s Herrin Massacre is an orgy of ferociousness.
5:00 A.M. The Act Season Premiere Recap: Under the Pink The chilling saga of Dee Dee and Gypsy Rose Blanchard begins at the end, with the promise of a brutal but riveting journey ahead.
1:55 A.M. Isla Fisher Describes Being Married to Sacha Baron Cohen Her poor, poor parents.
1:35 A.M. Santana Returns to Woodstock With Miley Cyrus and Jay-Z The times, they have changed.
1:16 A.M. The College Admissions Scam Has Made Julia Roberts ‘So Sad’ Okay, this is serious now.

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10:30 A.M. The Absolute Best Shakshuka in New York The saucy, often spicy North African skillet-poached egg dish has become a New York brunch staple.
9:10 A.M. A Chef’s Table Spin-off Called Street Food Debuts Next Month The first season will cover nine countries around Asia.
1:35 P.M. How One Chef Shifted Gears to Become an Empire-Builder John Fraser’s latest restaurant, 701West, opens tonight in Times Square.
Mar. 19, 2019 Americans Are Falling Out of Love With Chicken Nuggets People prefer their poultry in “strip” form now.
Mar. 19, 2019 James Beard Foundation Announces Its 2019 Leadership Awards The winners include Sean Sherman of the Sioux Chef.
Mar. 19, 2019 The Great Mystery of Thomas Keller’s TAK Room Solved A crucial talking point for the Hudson Yards restaurant is explained in time for tomorrow night’s opening.
Mar. 19, 2019 Rice Cake Fundido Is a Perfect Korean-Swiss-Mexican Mash-Up At Brooklyn’s Haenyeo, chef Jenny Kwak has created a new type of multicultural food.
Mar. 18, 2019 A Former Eleven Madison Park Chef Has Opened Crown Shy James Kent’s first solo project arrives in the Financial District.
Mar. 18, 2019 The Inventor of Jelly Belly Is Making CBD Jelly Beans David Klein gave up his stake in Jelly Belly in 1980, but he’s back with a very 2019 take on the candy.
Mar. 17, 2019 Mister Paradise’s Apple-Pie Hot Pocket Is No Joke It was partly inspired by another nostalgia-inducing fast-food archetype, the deep-fried classic chez Mickey D.
Mar. 15, 2019 This Red Hook Tavern Is Part Americana, Part Cantina It’s like a roadhouse with tacos from former Mettā chef Norberto Piattoni.
Mar. 15, 2019 Food & Wine Shares Its List of Great Restaurants to Work For The publication hired James Beard award–winning investigative reporter Tracie McMillan to lead the inaugural effort.
Mar. 15, 2019 Pastry Wizard Claudia Fleming Can Never Get Enough Scones “They might be my favorite thing in the world.”
Mar. 14, 2019 10 Events That Should Be on Your Weekend Agenda Beer and pastries, a video pioneer, and St. Patrick’s Day.
Mar. 14, 2019 All the Restaurant Specialty Nights Worth Trying Right Now Including Japanese curry night at Marlow & Sons, an old-school Italian dinner in Brooklyn, and the Meat Hook’s noodle-centric series.
Mar. 14, 2019 What to Eat at Hudson Yards David Chang potato-salad sandwiches, José Andrés fried eggs, and Thomas Keller chocolate cakes.
Mar. 13, 2019 There’s a Vegan Sichuan Restaurant in the East Village Spicy Moon gives dishes like dan dan noodles a vegan makeover.
Mar. 13, 2019 Peach Mart is Momofuku’s New Asian Convenience Store The Hudson Yards home of crustless sandwiches, honey-butter chips, and chicken-katsu kimbap.
Mar. 13, 2019 The Absolute Best Restaurants in Crown Heights An affordable tasting menu from a Daniel-trained chef, spot-on Neapolitan pizza, and destination roti.

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Mar. 18, 2019 What Ryan Seacrest Can’t Live Without Including no-show socks, a temperature-controlling mug, and the drugstore cologne he’s worn for years.
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