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Mazel Tofu: How Chinese-Speaking Jews Found Each Other and Built a New Kind of NYC Community
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Mazel Tofu: How Chinese-Speaking Jews Found Each Other and Built a New Kind of NYC Community

Rosie Holt March 14, 2026

A WhatsApp group born at a Chabad Purim party in 2024 has grown into a monthly gathering that bridges two ancient traditions in the world's most diverse city An Only-in-New-York Story of Serendipity and Shared Identity New York City has always been a laboratory for improbable communities -- the place where people who would never find each other anywhere else eventually do. The story of Mazel Tofu, a collective of Jewish Mandarin speakers that began as a WhatsApp group and has grown into a monthly gathering that draws participants from across the city and the world, is one of the more vivid recent examples of that phenomenon. The origin story is almost too good to be true. At a Chabad Purim party in 2024, three men happened to find themselves in the same room: Jacob Scheer, a media relations associate at Chabad who had studied Chinese at the intensive Princeton…

The Wolseley Is Coming to New York: A Landmark Hotel Brand Eyes Its American Debut
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The Wolseley Is Coming to New York: A Landmark Hotel Brand Eyes Its American Debut

Ingrid Gustafsson March 14, 2026

Minor Hotels will bring the legendary London dining institution to Midtown Manhattan in early 2027, housed in a landmark 1905 building near Bryant Park A London Icon Prepares to Plant Its Flag in New York The Wolseley, the celebrated London all-day dining institution that has become one of the most culturally significant restaurants in the English-speaking world, is crossing the Atlantic. Minor Hotels -- the Bangkok-based global hospitality group that is part of Minor International PLC -- has announced that it will debut The Wolseley Hotels brand with a flagship property in New York City, scheduled to open in early 2027. The announcement marks Minor Hotels' entry into the United States market and sets the stage for what the company describes as a global brand expansion that will extend to Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. The Location: A Landmark Building Near Bryant Park The Wolseley Hotel New York will…

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Tuberville’s “Enemy Inside the Gates” Rhetoric Ignites Senate Firestorm
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Tuberville’s “Enemy Inside the Gates” Rhetoric Ignites Senate Firestorm

Lina Al-Mansour March 12, 2026

Comparing a Muslim mayor to 9/11 attackers, a GOP senator faces bipartisan rebuke The Post That Lit the Fuse It…

First Lady’s Social Media Likes Raise Questions and Draw Sharp Debate
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First Lady’s Social Media Likes Raise Questions and Draw Sharp Debate

Sabina Guzzanti March 11, 2026

Reports that Rama Duwaji endorsed contested posts about October 7 spark scrutiny of the mayor's household Report: NYC First Lady…

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Mazel Tofu: How Chinese-Speaking Jews Found Each Other and Built a New Kind of NYC Community

Mazel Tofu: How Chinese-Speaking Jews Found Each Other and Built a New Kind of NYC Community

A WhatsApp group born at a Chabad Purim party in 2024 has grown into a monthly gathering that bridges two…

The Wolseley Is Coming to New York: A Landmark Hotel Brand Eyes Its American Debut

The Wolseley Is Coming to New York: A Landmark Hotel Brand Eyes Its American Debut

Minor Hotels will bring the legendary London dining institution to Midtown Manhattan in early 2027, housed in a landmark 1905…

Theater District Dining Guide: Where to Eat Before and After the Show

Theater District Dining Guide: Where to Eat Before and After the Show

Playbill's curated list of pre- and post-theater restaurants offers everything from classic French bistros to Japanese izakayas steps from Broadway…

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Mamdani’s ICE Hiring: The Response Team Taking Shape Behind the Scenes
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Mamdani’s ICE Hiring: The Response Team Taking Shape Behind the Scenes

Fátima MamdaniMarch 5, 2026

Mamdani’s ICE Hiring: The Response Team Taking Shape Behind the Scenes – New job listings reveal how the mayor is staffing the city’s frontline defense against federal immigration enforcement

NYC’s Winter Storm: What the Coastal Storm Meant for the Tri-State Area
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NYC’s Winter Storm: What the Coastal Storm Meant for the Tri-State Area

Amina QureshiMarch 5, 2026

NYC’s Winter Storm: What the Coastal Storm Meant for the Tri-State Area – A nor’easter brought significant snow and disruption to New York, New Jersey and Connecticut in early March

A Weekend in Brooklyn: Arts, Food and Community in a Borough That Never Slows
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A Weekend in Brooklyn: Arts, Food and Community in a Borough That Never Slows

Signe WilkinsonMarch 5, 2026

A Weekend in Brooklyn: Arts, Food and Community in a Borough That Never Slows – A guide to what Brooklyn has to offer this weekend, from neighborhood events to food and culture

A 4-Year-Old Is Dead and a Driver Is Still Missing in Brooklyn
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A 4-Year-Old Is Dead and a Driver Is Still Missing in Brooklyn

Fátima MamdaniMarch 5, 2026

A 4-Year-Old Is Dead and a Driver Is Still Missing in Brooklyn – Police are searching for the white Ford SUV whose driver struck and killed a child outside a Brownsville hospital and fled

Random Violence on the Upper West Side: Two Women Punched by Stranger
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Random Violence on the Upper West Side: Two Women Punched by Stranger

Fátima MamdaniMarch 5, 2026

Random Violence on the Upper West Side: Two Women Punched by Stranger – Police are searching for a man who approached and punched two women near West 60th Street on Tuesday night

Luigi Mangioni Musical: Art, Controversy and the Question of What Stories We Tell
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Luigi Mangioni Musical: Art, Controversy and the Question of What Stories We Tell

Layla SiddiqiMarch 5, 2026

Luigi Mangioni Musical: Art, Controversy and the Question of What Stories We Tell – A planned NYC reading of a musical about Luigi Mangioni raises uncomfortable questions about celebrity, crime and cultural response

Mamdani at the Parades, the Schools, and the Shelters: Building a Mayor People Can See
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Mamdani at the Parades, the Schools, and the Shelters: Building a Mayor People Can See

Fátima MamdaniMarch 5, 2026

Mamdani at the Parades, the Schools, and the Shelters: Building a Mayor People Can See – In his first two months, Mamdani has governed by presence as much as policy

Hochul Refuses to Own the Property Tax. Mamdani Has to Figure Out What That Means.
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Hochul Refuses to Own the Property Tax. Mamdani Has to Figure Out What That Means.

Fátima MamdaniMarch 5, 2026

Hochul Refuses to Own the Property Tax. Mamdani Has to Figure Out What That Means. – Governor distances herself as NYC faces a 9.5 percent hike that neither leader wants to defend

Brooklyn’s Waterfront: Who Is It Really For?
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Brooklyn’s Waterfront: Who Is It Really For?

Fátima MamdaniMarch 5, 2026

Brooklyn’s Waterfront: Who Is It Really For? – An op-ed in the Brooklyn Eagle raises hard questions about public access and luxury development along the borough’s shoreline

Rent Freeze, Rental Ripoff and the Battle Over New York’s Housing Future
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Rent Freeze, Rental Ripoff and the Battle Over New York’s Housing Future

Fátima MamdaniMarch 5, 2026

Rent Freeze, Rental Ripoff and the Battle Over New York’s Housing Future – Mayor Mamdani’s tenant-first agenda is reshaping the debate — and rattling landlords large and small

Federal Judge Slaps Down Trump: NYC’s Congestion Toll Is Here to Stay
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Federal Judge Slaps Down Trump: NYC’s Congestion Toll Is Here to Stay

Fátima MamdaniMarch 5, 2026

Federal Judge Slaps Down Trump: NYC’s Congestion Toll Is Here to Stay – U.S. District Judge Lewis Liman ruled that the Trump administration acted unlawfully in trying to kill the $9 Manhattan toll

Penn Station Horror: Homeless Man Set on Fire
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Penn Station Horror: Homeless Man Set on Fire

Akash BanerjeeMarch 5, 2026

Penn Station Horror: Homeless Man Set on Fire – A man was set on fire outside one of the busiest transit hubs in America in what authorities described as a potentially targeted attack

Who Runs Mamdani’s New York? A Guide to the Administration’s Key Players
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Who Runs Mamdani’s New York? A Guide to the Administration’s Key Players

Fátima MamdaniMarch 5, 2026

Who Runs Mamdani’s New York? A Guide to the Administration’s Key Players – From First Deputy Mayor to department commissioners, a new power structure takes shape at City Hall

Mayor Mamdani Gives Exclusive Insight on NYC’s Response to a Brutal Winter
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Mayor Mamdani Gives Exclusive Insight on NYC’s Response to a Brutal Winter

Savannah SteeleMarch 4, 2026March 5, 2026

Mayor Mamdani Gives Exclusive Insight on NYC’s Response to a Brutal Winter – From snowstorms to frozen pipes, Mamdani reflects on the city’s emergency response capabilities and infrastructure vulnerabilities

NYC Restaurants Opening Spring 2026: The Best New Tables in Town
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NYC Restaurants Opening Spring 2026: The Best New Tables in Town

Indra QuellMarch 4, 2026March 5, 2026

NYC Restaurants Opening Spring 2026: The Best New Tables in Town – From Michelin-worthy tasting menus to neighborhood joints worth a long subway ride, here is what Resy has on the city’s best new openings

Heating Bills Burning New Yorkers: National Grid Costs Are Spiking and Help Is Hard to Find
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Heating Bills Burning New Yorkers: National Grid Costs Are Spiking and Help Is Hard to Find

Tinsel VandergraphMarch 4, 2026March 5, 2026

Heating Bills Burning New Yorkers: National Grid Costs Are Spiking and Help Is Hard to Find – A new analysis shows NYC heating costs have jumped $60 per month in three years — and many families are struggling to keep up

NYC Finalizes Toughest-in-Nation Debt Collection Rules: Banks and Collectors Now Face Strict Limits
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NYC Finalizes Toughest-in-Nation Debt Collection Rules: Banks and Collectors Now Face Strict Limits

Tinsel VandergraphMarch 4, 2026March 5, 2026

NYC Finalizes Toughest-in-Nation Debt Collection Rules: Banks and Collectors Now Face Strict Limits – The SHIELD Rule takes effect September 1, overhauling how creditors and collectors can contact and pursue New York City consumers

Brooklyn at 250: How America’s Most Storied Borough Celebrates Its Legacy
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Brooklyn at 250: How America’s Most Storied Borough Celebrates Its Legacy

Clara OlsenMarch 4, 2026March 5, 2026

Brooklyn at 250: How America’s Most Storied Borough Celebrates Its Legacy – NY1 marks Brooklyn’s 250th anniversary with a look at the borough’s singular role in American history and culture

NYC Nurses Win: The Historic 41-Day Strike That Changed the City’s Hospital Landscape
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NYC Nurses Win: The Historic 41-Day Strike That Changed the City’s Hospital Landscape

Heidi LadeinMarch 4, 2026March 5, 2026

NYC Nurses Win: The Historic 41-Day Strike That Changed the City’s Hospital Landscape – Thousands of nurses at Montefiore, Mount Sinai, and NewYork-Presbyterian ended the longest nurses strike in city history by securing safe staffing and healthcare protections

Mamdani’s 2K Childcare Rollout Leaves Staten Island Out — For Now
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Mamdani’s 2K Childcare Rollout Leaves Staten Island Out — For Now

Hiba Al-FayezMarch 4, 2026March 5, 2026

Mamdani’s 2K Childcare Rollout Leaves Staten Island Out — For Now – The first phase serves four boroughs, but political tension over the excluded borough is already running hot

NYC Council Leftists Push Albany on Wealth Tax as Budget Battle Heats Up
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NYC Council Leftists Push Albany on Wealth Tax as Budget Battle Heats Up

Freja LindholmMarch 4, 2026March 5, 2026

NYC Council Leftists Push Albany on Wealth Tax as Budget Battle Heats Up – Progressive council members are trying to insert themselves into the state budget debate to back Mamdani’s tax-the-rich ultimatum

Newsday Letters: Housing, NYCHA, and What Mamdani Must Do for Long Island Neighbors
News Voices & Culture

Newsday Letters: Housing, NYCHA, and What Mamdani Must Do for Long Island Neighbors

Indra QuellMarch 4, 2026March 5, 2026

Newsday Letters: Housing, NYCHA, and What Mamdani Must Do for Long Island Neighbors – Readers weigh in on housing shortages, Glen Cove development, and the mayor’s DC visit in Newsday’s letters page

Mamdani and the Art of the Ask: How a Socialist Mayor Negotiates Power
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Mamdani and the Art of the Ask: How a Socialist Mayor Negotiates Power

Jasmine KwokMarch 4, 2026March 5, 2026

Mamdani and the Art of the Ask: How a Socialist Mayor Negotiates Power – Inside the quiet strategy behind NYC’s boldest mayoral agenda in decades

Locked In: Mamdani Bets  Million on Secure Bike Parking to Finally Fix a Nine-Year Failure
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Locked In: Mamdani Bets $25 Million on Secure Bike Parking to Finally Fix a Nine-Year Failure

Layla SiddiqiMarch 4, 2026March 5, 2026

Locked In: Mamdani Bets $25 Million on Secure Bike Parking to Finally Fix a Nine-Year Failure – A budget commitment to 500 bike lockers could make NYC’s cycling infrastructure globally competitive — if it actually gets built

NYC Council’s Sanctuary Compliance Review Puts Immigrant Protections Under a Microscope
Governance & Power News

NYC Council’s Sanctuary Compliance Review Puts Immigrant Protections Under a Microscope

Sahar KhorramiMarch 4, 2026March 5, 2026

NYC Council’s Sanctuary Compliance Review Puts Immigrant Protections Under a Microscope – As the Mamdani administration expands sanctuary protections, the City Council is setting up its own oversight structure

Mamdani at 63 Days: Childcare Progress, Budget Battles, and a Borough Left Behind
Education News

Mamdani at 63 Days: Childcare Progress, Budget Battles, and a Borough Left Behind

Signe WilkinsonMarch 4, 2026March 5, 2026

Mamdani at 63 Days: Childcare Progress, Budget Battles, and a Borough Left Behind – Staten Island waits as 2K seats go to four high-need districts first

NYC’s New Debt Collection Rules Are the Toughest in America. Here’s What They Mean for You.
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NYC’s New Debt Collection Rules Are the Toughest in America. Here’s What They Mean for You.

Fátima MamdaniMarch 4, 2026March 5, 2026

NYC’s New Debt Collection Rules Are the Toughest in America. Here’s What They Mean for You. – The Mamdani administration has finalized the SHIELD Rule, expanding consumer protections to include banks collecting their own debts

Rosenberg Scandal Explained: What Really Happened When WABC’s Radio Host Called the Mayor a Cockroach
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Rosenberg Scandal Explained: What Really Happened When WABC’s Radio Host Called the Mayor a Cockroach

Sahar KhorramiMarch 4, 2026March 5, 2026

Rosenberg Scandal Explained: What Really Happened When WABC’s Radio Host Called the Mayor a Cockroach – A comprehensive account of the incident, the apology, and the questions that remain

Mamdani’s DOT Backs Down on Daylighting — And Streets Advocates Are Furious
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Mamdani’s DOT Backs Down on Daylighting — And Streets Advocates Are Furious

Jasmine KwokMarch 4, 2026March 5, 2026

Mamdani’s DOT Backs Down on Daylighting — And Streets Advocates Are Furious – A campaign pledge to clear corners for pedestrian safety has stalled inside the very agency the mayor controls

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