The subjects of New York magazine’s current cover package, and their beloved Mayor Zohran Mamdani, are actively working to make life for the Big Apple’s 900,000 Jews intolerable.

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New York Magazine’s “Habibi City” issue draws criticism over its treatment of Israel, Zionism and Jewish identity.

Josh Kushner doesn’t give many interviews or make public appearances often, but he’s keen on making headlines. Kushner, the brother of President Donald Trump’s son-in-law Jared, announced that he was ...

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Caitlin Swann built a backyard “granny pod” for her parents after they decided to sell their house. Now, she always has a built-in babysitter for her kids.

Charlotte Collet helps many of the biggest brands in fashion. But there’s lessons for us all in her styling. Charlotte Collet helps many of the biggest brands in fashion. But there’s lessons for us ...

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Studios may be strapped, but big brands are rolling in dough. How companies from Gap to General Mills are luring A-list talent and keeping an ailing industry afloat.