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CULTURE, POLITICS, FOOD, FASHION: A NEW YORK POINT OF VIEW. With assertive reporting and sophisticated design, New York chronicles the people and events that shape the city that shapes the world.

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The Body Politic: Rebecca Traister • Where Is the Biden Abortion Agenda? Democrats can’t coast on the issue’s popularity.

Neighborhood News: ‘Please God No’ • Ray’s takes over in Greenpoint.

Paige Lorenze • The influencer is selling life in the suburbs.

THE MIND-BENDING POLITICS OF RFK JR.’S SPOILER CAMPAIGN • Biden says he’s a conservative. Trump says he’s a liberal. They’re both right—and he could turn the presidential race upside down.

THE WAR AND NEW YORK

92NY DIGS IN • A venerable institution splits with much of the cultural elite.

Witnessing Gaza Through My Instagram Feed

The Posters and Me

The Public Defender Labeled a Poster Defamer

The Fracturing of the Intellectual Left

In Hollywood, They’re Posting With Caution

TEENAGERS LOOKING FOR ANSWERS • Scenes from three New York high schools.

ARTISTS AND COLLECTORS TURN ON EACH OTHER • The Artforum letter was just the start.

Two Rabbis Who See Hatred in Anti-Zionism

INTIMATE BETRAYALS • Five confessions of hard feelings.

WHO GETS TO PROTEST AT COLUMBIA? • What led the university to suspend pro-Palestinian student groups.

The Political Strategist Attacked for Wearing a Keffiyeh

My Orthodox Family Is Unrecognizable

Two Gazan Friends, So Many Losses

All-Occasion Ski Goggles

I’ve Figured Out How to Dress for 12-Hour Days in Freezing-Cold Montana

The New York City Marathon • We stopped sweaty, exhausted, Gatorade-drenched runners at the finish line of the 52nd annual race.

A Student of Corbu’s in Nutley • Glenn Mariconda and Asaka Midorikawa’s house was designed by Edward T. Bowser Jr., who had worked with Le Corbusier.

Subway Fare • Under the sidewalk, Noksu shoots for the stars.

Cocktails Are Sandwiches Now • And the flavors are incredibly accurate.

Carbone Goes Full Zero Bond • Major Food Group’s members-only club has landed in Hudson Yards.

Brit Marling Knows Whodunit • The actress, writer, and director of mystical sci-fi returns with something fleshier: a murder-mystery series.

Recreating Napoleon’s Biggest, Baddest Trap • In Ridley Scott’s blockbuster about the French sovereign, no battle is too crazy to pull off.

It’s So Easy to Be Wrong • In Lexi Freiman’s latest novel, a writer gets canceled—and decides to lean all the way in.

VULTURE FESTIVAL • He’s Ready to Speak on It Billy Porter spent decades dazzling in performance before he could be himself in public. He’s making up for lost time.

CRITICS • Alison Willmore on Saltburn … Nicholas Quah on Scott Pilgrim Takes Off … Sara Holdren on Spamalot.

To Do • Twenty-five things to see, hear, watch, and read.NOVEMBER 22–DECEMBER 6

THE 60-SECOND BOOK EXCERPT • Songs on Repeat: Essays and Outtakes

GAMES

THE APPROVAL MATRIX • Our deliberately oversimplified guide to who falls where on our taste hierarchies.