Your signal. Your price.
Retired IDF Deputy Chief of Staff Matan Vilnai warned Donald Trump that escalating violence in the West Bank could spark a third Intifada. NYT columnist Brett Stevens highlighted the warning, warning of a catastrophic loss of Israeli sovereignty.
Bipartisan public opposition to AI data centers is growing rapidly, prompting over 100 local and state moratorium proposals. New York Governor Kathy Hochul implemented a one-year moratorium on data center construction to protect the electrical grid and utility ratepayers.
Krystal mentions reports from the New York Times and others suggesting Iran may have hacked US water supply systems in seven states, possibly as a warning shot.
A New York Times analysis by Stephen Erlanger acknowledges the US and its allies are facing strategic defeat against Iran, with none of Trump's aims accomplished and the Strait of Hormuz remaining closed.
Manhattan's median asking rent surged 8% to $5,295, totaling over $63,000 annually, which St. Onge attributes to New York's policies making rental housing unprofitable and dangerous, reducing supply.
St. Onge criticizes proposals to freeze rents on approximately one million New York apartments, arguing it would render them unprofitable, driving landlords away and creating a two-tier housing market.
Yvande Komalafay, a New York Times columnist, is known for transforming complex restaurant dishes into accessible home recipes; her cookbook, "My Everyday Lagos," earned a James Beard Award nomination.
Once medically cleared, Komalafay indulged in diverse, rich foods, ordering daily carbonara, spicy Nigerian pepper soup, and lemon poppy seed muffins to the hospital. New York Times food writer Melissa Clark also brought her a smoked salmon bagel, which she would cut and sometimes feed Komalafay.
Peter Pomerantsev, a Kiev-born Jewish British citizen, frequently writes for major American publications like The Atlantic and The New York Times, and has advised the UK Parliament and US Senate on how to combat Russian disinformation, specifically targeting Russian citizens' support for President Putin.