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Secession
No, We Can’t Get a National Divorce There’s growing sentiment for secession, particularly on the right. It should be rejected.
By Ed Kilgore
Would Biden Contest a Trump Electoral College Win? While there’s abundant evidence Trump is willing to contest an adverse election result, it’s unlikely Joe Biden would trigger a constitutional crisis.
By Ed Kilgore
Exit Calexit: California Secession Initiative Folds Short on petitions and battling bad press over a co-founder’s ties to Russia, the California secession movement retreats and tries to regroup.
By Ed Kilgore
Is California Really Going to Secede? There’s a real movement afoot to make the Golden State its own golden republic. At very least, it will galvanize opposition to the Trump regime.
By Ed Kilgore
Which American State Should Secede? Texas seems most likely. The case is strongest for exiling West Virginia. But goodness, if Florida isn’t asking for it.
By Annie Lowrey
techsession
Oct. 21, 2013
Silicon Valley’s Secessionist Movement Is Growing “We need to build opt-in society, outside the US, run by technology.”
By Kevin Roose
we the people
Nov. 19, 2012
By Margaret Hartmann
Secessionists of Yore Are Rolling Over in Their Graves Modern-day secessionists are signing petitions on government websites.
By Dan Amira
secess story
May 10, 2011
By Dan Amira
song of the south
Mar. 28, 2011
By Dan Amira
Neighborhood Watch
Aug. 12, 2009
Brushstrokes May Open in January Plus: Harlem gets its own Zagat guide, and a new café at the Prospect Park Picnic House, in our regular roundup of neighborhood food news.
By Alexandra Vallis
freedooooommmm!
May 12, 2009
Long Island Talking Secession Again And, unsurprisingly, they’re sounding craaazzzyyy.
By Dan Amira
marital woes
Apr. 6, 2009
Upstate Senators Want a Divorce From Downstate Just another tiff in the state’s ongoing marriage woes.
By Dan Amira
Monkey Bar Gets Reservation Line; Balducci’s Leaving Manhattan Plus: The return of the Red Hook Ball Field vendors, and chain restaurants downsize, all in our morning news roundup.
By Leila Cohan-Miccio
The Other Critics
Dec. 17, 2008
No Stars for Secession, But Oak Room Is Revived Plus: Gael Greene on Shang and Alan Richman on Txikito, in our weekly roundup of restaurant reviews.
By Aileen Gallagher
The Other Critics
Dec. 10, 2008
Bruni Finds Three Stars at Corton; All Aboard the John Dory Plus: Ryan Sutton on At Vermilion, Jay Cheshes on Braeburn, and Robert Sietsema on Flushing Food Courts in our weekly roundup of restaurant reviews.
By Aileen Gallagher
In the Magazine
Dec. 1, 2008
Char No. 4 Warms Platt; What Chefs Give As Gifts Also in this week’s magazine: Susur Lee opens Shang; where to eat Sunday supper; and no stars for Secession.
By Aileen Gallagher
Bruni Kills Kurve, Secession Yields Mixed Results Restaurant Girl is game for Cipolla Rossa and Alan Richman is entertained at Charles, in our weekly review roundup.
By Aileen Gallagher
The Other Critics
Nov. 12, 2008
Abbe Diaz Rats Out Restaurant Girl, Searches for Herself on Craigslist The former ‘maître d’ to the stars’ says Danyelle Freeman’s presence sent the staff into a tizzy, at the expense of other diners.
By Daniel Maurer
The Other Critics
Nov. 12, 2008
Market Table Perfect for Winter; Corton Praise Piles On Our weekly review roundup includes Allegretti, Irving Mill, Secession, and more.
By Aileen Gallagher
Chefs Gone Wild
Oct. 31, 2008
Chefs Behaving Badly: Introducing the Beaujolais Biker Brigade On November 20, the bad boys of French cuisine will get their motors running.
By Daniel Maurer
Eat More Cheese
Oct. 30, 2008
Let Them Eat Cheese Puffs French gougères can be found in several new restaurants this season.
By Alexandra Vallis
Dine or Ditch
Oct. 9, 2008
Secession Indeed Secession’s opening night almost saw a celebrity walkout.
By Daniel Maurer
What to Order at Secession Secession opens tomorrow— check out the menu.
By Alexandra Vallis
King of Tribeca
Sept. 22, 2008
Bouley Update: Secession Waits for Furniture, Relocated Bouley to Open in If the furniture makes it to Secession in time, David Bouley says they’ll open at the end of the week.
By Jessica Coen
Does the Crowd Ruin Dinner?; Clubbing Goes Green Marketing food to kids, hiring only female hostesses, rare cocktail books, and more, in our daily news roundup.