WNYC Employees Demanded Diversity. They Got Another White Boss.
Three years ago, when the American workplace at long last began to clean house, sweeping away the vestiges of “Mad Men” habits, WNYC, the most...
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Beaches Are Open in N.Y.C., but Virus Worries Linger
After more than a month of closed beaches — and pitched battles over access to the ocean — Rachel Thompson, a schoolteacher, finally frolicked in...
The Gallery Where Stevie Wonder Was a Regular
This summer, Linda Goode Bryant, the pioneering art dealer, received the 2020 Berresford Prize from the nonprofit United States Artists, which is awarded annually to...
New York Changes Outdoor Dining Rule, Leaving Restaurants Scrambling
For restaurants and the New Yorkers who love them, the outdoor cafes that have sprung up across the city over the past two weeks have...
This Profile of Charlie Kaufman Has Changed
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The ‘Lady of the House’ Who Was Long Entangled With Jeffrey Epstein
Shortly after Ghislaine Maxwell arrived in New York from England in the early 1990s, she was looking for a new start. She had just lost...
In N.Y.C., Dining Remains Outdoors Only for Now
[Want to get New York Today by email? Here’s the sign-up.] It’s Thursday. We’re off tomorrow for Independence Day, but we’ll be back on Monday....
N.Y. Officials Halt Indoor Dining, Alarmed by Virus Rise in Other States
With the coronavirus spreading rapidly in other large states like California, Florida and Texas, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced on Wednesday that New York City...
Did Floyd Protests Lead to a Virus Surge? Here’s What We Know
For more than two months, the authorities had been urging New Yorkers to stay indoors and keep their distance from others. But after the police...
Why Surviving Covid Might Come Down to Which NYC Hospital Admits You
In Queens, the borough with the most coronavirus cases and the fewest hospital beds per capita, hundreds of patients languished in understaffed wards, often unwatched...