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DeSantis Finally Takes Real Questions But Won’t Answer Them

It’s a start. By Jonathan Chait

royals Harry and Meghan Are Mulling a Split — or Just Doing Their Jobs The prince may be headed to Africa to make good on his Netflix deal, not to sulk about the state of his marriage. By Margaret Hartmann
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The Cut

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The Realest Pair of Jeans

By Justine Harman

esther calling ‘Is My Partner Gaslighting Me, or Am I Being Sensitive?’ Manipulation, scapegoating, coercion, and lying are all gaslighting tactics, says Esther Perel. This “Esther Calling” caller knows them all too well. By Esther Perel
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obsessive tester In Search of the Best Acne Treatments Lock in a solid routine for warding off (and fighting current) breakouts. By Shanna Shipin
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Vulture

vulture investigates

Did Universal Studios Engage in Malicious Tree Trimming?

This is some shady strike drama. By Marah Eakin

SNL’s Opera Man Sings What We’re All Thinking About the End of Game of Thrones

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vulture lists
Let’s Revisit the 41 Other Barbie Movies Before Greta Gerwig came along, the Mattel doll already had a surprisingly vast cinematic universe. By Savannah Salazar

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The Strategist

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Curbed

trees

Is Universal Studios Landscaping or Strike Busting?

A suspiciously timed trim for some ficuses left writers in blazing heat on the picket line, sans shade. By Clio Chang

street view Reconsidering the Grand Civic Staircase At Steven Holl’s Hunters Point Library and across the city, a familiar architectural gesture has become a trap. By Justin Davidson
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cityscape Times Square’s New Thrill Ride Looks Like It Came From Las Vegas But it’s just another classic New York developer gambit. By Karrie Jacobs
great rooms 54 Years on Washington Square North “Well, I married the apartment,” says John Githens of the floor of the 19th century townhouse he shared with artist Ingeborg ten Haeff. By Wendy Goodman
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Grub Street

streeteries

Dining Sheds Still Aren’t Permanent — Or Illegal

An emergency order set to expire today is getting renewed while the push to make streeteries permanent inches forward.

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the underground gourmet A New Pop-up Makes Fungus the Focus Ravi DeRossi’s newest project, called & Beer, goes all in on mushrooms. By Tammie Teclemariam
openings Russ & Daughters Is Ready to Open in Midtown The appetizing icon will debut its latest store this week. By Joshua David Stein
the grub street diet Neil Patrick Harris Adds Doritos to His Sandwiches “You get the brightness of the nacho cheese to balance out the almond butter and the jelly.” By Zach Schiffman

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