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Congress Meets Today to Continue Horrible, Outdated Practice
The Founding Fathers had some top-notch ideas, but this isn't one of them.
Flood of Unemployment Claims Overload New York’s System
The tens of thousands of jobless New Yorkers trying to call or log in forced it to shut down.
The Election-Aftermath Slideshow
Last night was historic. We know because we couldn't get any sleep with all of you hollering on the streets. Just kidding, we were black-out on Old Granddad — nothing could have woken us up.
Video: See Grizzly Bear and the National Play ‘New York’ Magazine’s 40th-Anniversary Party
On Friday, we celebrated our 40th anniversary with music, comedy, and a few thousand friends.
Charlie Kaufman Now a Songwriter Too
Kaufman co-wrote two songs on the soundtrack to his directorial debut, 'Synecdoche, New York.'
Our 25 Favorite Looks From New York
We pored through all the shows, nearly going blind from all that beige, to bring you our favorite 25 looks.
Face Time: New York’s Spring Beauty Trends
Wondering where all the color went on the runways? Oh, hey, we know! On faces!
Hair Shows: The Best of New York’s Coifs
Next season's colors may be dull, but the hair isn't quite so drab. From dramatic updos to pin-straight hair, here's what to expect come spring.
Representative Charles Rangel No Habla Español, Okay?
Can he help it if the people in the Dominican Republic don't understand that?
Chris Smith on Today’s Budget Speech: A Fresh Start for Both State and Governor?
In an hour the governor of New York will make his television address about the financial crisis facing the state. Will it be enough to change Albany? And will it be enough to change him into a new kind of governor?
Au Revoir, New York ‘Literary’ Scene!
After coming face-to-face with all the sad young literary men and women, a 20-year-old blogger swears off the literati — and New York.
Atlanta: Seventh Borough? Or Circle of Hell?
Forty-thousand people who used to live here now live in Atlanta, but they're still bitter, twisted New Yorkers in their hearts.
Air Travel Sucks, or Why I Love New York
In which one of your Daily Intel editors goes all the way to California to learn where he really belongs.
New York Air: Killing Us Softly With Its Smog
Hey! It's really dangerous to live in New York. No, not in the old-fashioned way!
Madonna Still Loves New York! Really!
The singer explains that she didn't really mean that New York was not exciting; it was just that she's no longer excited. Or something.
‘Superclass’ Author David Rothkopf Submits to Our Questions
The former Clinton-administration trade official and author of "Superclass: The Global Power Elite and the World They Are Making" talks to Boris Kachka about the election, the economy, and why the elite won't stop coming to New York City.
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