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Trump Has Already Punished Bezos for the Washington Post

The endorsement doesn’t matter. The spiking does. By Jonathan Chait

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the power issue
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poll position Trump vs. Harris Polls Are Tied, But the Race Isn’t Over Polling averages show either candidate could win, though there’s still time for a decisive shift toward Trump or Harris. By Ed Kilgore

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The Cut

crime

The Most Disturbing Testimony From the Gisèle Pelicot Trial

By Claire Lampen

parenting How Dare You Blame Parents for Pandemic Kids Being ‘Behind’ Now that 2020 babies are school-age but apparently not school-ready, parents are being scapegoated. Have you been paying any goddamned attention?
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Vulture

branding challenge

Drag Race Global All Stars’s Failure Is Classic RuPaul

The would-be celebration of international drag culture was a spectacular flop, but the problem goes deeper than simple favoritism. By Jason P. Frank

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The Strategist

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Curbed

amenity wars

The Phone-Detox Amenity

At the all-electric 505 State Street, residents are asked to unplug. By Kim Velsey

leasings Chobani House Is Coming The company is leasing every floor of 360 Bowery and carving out part of it as a laboratory for nonprofits. By Clio Chang
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street fights The Bed-Stuy Aquarium Dried Up And all the fish are dead. By Clio Chang

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Grub Street

the grub street diet

Tim Heidecker’s Grub Street Diet

“After some slightly stiff weather talk, the wine lubricants finally kick in and the conversation flows.”

first taste Wonder Is Everywhere, But What Is It? The delivery-first app is gobbling up retail space across the city and bulldozing the local restaurants that might exist instead. By Matthew Schneier
five lines The Viral Food That’s Actually Good One discerning critic endures five social-media-hyped lines to see what Instagram bait is worth the wait. By Tammie Teclemariam
openings A Pizza Unicorn Opens in Greenpoint for Real Chrissy’s is a near-mythical pizza pop-up. As of this week, it’s also a real shop. By Chris Crowley
underground gourmet Can a Chicken Finger Ever Be Fancy? New York chefs are tinkering with America’s most humble food. By Tammie Teclemariam

guides
Where to Eat in October The best restaurants for right now. By Grub Street

the grub street diet Author Jeff VanderMeer’s Grub Street Diet “I don’t feel stressed, but maybe I am because I continue seeking the perfect breakfast.” By Paula Aceves

restaurant review Radio Kwara Is a Mission Statement Masquerading as a Tavern In Clinton Hill, the chef Ayo Balogun is rethinking what an “American” restaurant can be. By Matthew Schneier

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