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NYC Kids Are Getting Their Own Version of Trump Accounts

City Council Speaker Julie Menin’s wealth-building push shows there’s room for creative capitalist and socialist solutions to help working families. By Errol Louis

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Mark Zuckerberg’s Awkward Pivot to AI Optimism

By John Herrman How do you rebrand a technology that promises to change everything?

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Trump’s Constant Calls to Karoline Leavitt Really Backfired

By Margaret Hartmann The president reportedly pestered his press secretary about returning throughout her maternity leave, and now she’s leaving for good.

THE FEED

Who Is Natalie Harp? Trump’s Most Ardent Aide, Explained

By Margaret Hartmann

Trump’s “human printer” has reportedly unnerved colleagues by sending him devotional letters and crafting his most unhinged Truth Social posts.

the grub street diet

the grub street diet

Breanna Stewart Celebrates a Win With Veal Parm

“The team heads over to Crown Club at Barclays, which is from the same restaurant group as Carbone.”

the city politic

the city politic

NYC Kids Are Getting Their Own Version of Trump Accounts

City Council Speaker Julie Menin’s wealth-building push shows there’s room for creative capitalist and socialist solutions to help working families.

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Trump Loyalists Are Trying to Put His Name Back on the Kennedy Center

And the new name they came up with is somehow even worse than the first one was.

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tremendous content

Trump’s Constant Calls to Karoline Leavitt Really Backfired

By Margaret Hartmann

The president reportedly pestered his press secretary about returning throughout her maternity leave, and now she’s leaving for good.

Lakers Owner, Swiftie, Trump In-law: Who Is Josh Kushner?

Get to know the younger Kushner brother, who is even richer than Jared and seems to be buying everything.

Trump Is Already Getting Sued for ‘Corrupt’ Truth Social Deal

That didn’t take long.

Who Might Replace Karoline Leavitt as Press Secretary

Trump attorney Alina Habba and pundit Scott Jennings are among the names being floated, but the president doesn’t seem to be in any rush to choose.

Wes Moore’s Media War

An escalating feud with the Baltimore Sun’s conservative owner could have 2028 repercussions.

just asking questions

just asking questions

Trump’s Childhood-Vaccination Meddling Is All Wrong

A conversation with Dr. Céline Gounder about all the ways Trump’s new executive order doesn’t add up — and why parents should remain calm.

Mark Zuckerberg’s Awkward Pivot to AI Optimism

By John Herrman

How do you rebrand a technology that promises to change everything?

Karoline Leavitt Is Leaving the White House

By Andrea González-Ramírez

The 28-year-old press secretary is stepping down from her post just weeks after returning from maternity leave.

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tremendous content

Trump’s Catering-Truck VIP List: Diet Coke Valet and Human Printer

By Margaret Hartmann

Trump saved the loyal aides who craft his Truth Social posts but left Marco Rubio, Scott Bessent, and Stephen Miller on the decoy Air Force One.

Florida Man Donald Trump Rages Over NYC Pied-à-Terre Tax

The president, whose Manhattan penthouse would be subject to the levy, assailed Mamdani’s plan without mentioning the mayor by name.

prediction markets

prediction markets

Polymarket and Kalshi Now Face NYC Probe Over ‘Deceptive’ Ads

The New York City Council is investigating prediction markets’ marketing tactics as the industry faces increasing scrutiny.

Mamdani’s Surveillance State

By Edward Ongweso Jr.

The mayor inherited a vast network of cameras, databases, and tracking tools. What will he do with it?

early and often

early and often

Minnesota Primaries: Good for Left, Tough for My Pillow Guy

Peggy Flanagan easily dispatched centrist Angie Craig in a Senate primary, while Trump’s pal Mike Lindell is out of the governor’s race.

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early and often

Crowley Upsets Hong in Wisconsin As Progressive Surge Falters

In a contest roiled by an unstable field and late controversies surrounding the democratic socialist front-runner, Milwaukee’s county executive wins.

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early and often

Darline Graham Heads to Senate Runoff, Gives Trump a Break

The runoff could get interesting. But at least Trump won’t be tempted to burn Graham by backing her opponent, Ralph Norman, too.

The WNBA’s Sophie Cunningham Saga Is a Growing Pain

This season’s loudest controversy is a big dumb distraction fueled more by cynicism than sincere love of this increasingly amazing sport.

Jeanine Pirro’s Big Decision

She can either issue an embarrassing and doomed indictment of Fauci or she can defy Trump and probably lose her job.

Max Miller’s Reelection Chances Look Increasingly Bleak

The Ohio congressman’s refusal to bow out has turned his race into a toss-up, and Democrats are now lining up resources to oust him.

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early and often

Trump Used Air Force One Passengers As Decoys, Saved Himself

By Margaret Hartmann

The president snuck off Air Force One in a catering truck but let press and staffers take the dangerous flight out of Turkey.

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family business

Trump Goes to Bat for FIFA Chief After Kushner Deal Crashes and Burns

The president’s full-throated defense is hardly surprising given that Gianni Infantino spent years cozying up to him.

How AI Slop Is Like a Twinkie

By Intelligencer Staff

Casey Newton and Kevin Roose join Pivot’s Kara Swisher to discuss stopping slop, AI creativity, and the value of being human-made.