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IS DAVID SOLOMON TOO BIG A JERK TO RUN GOLDMAN SACHS?

Profit excuses a lot on Wall Street. But not everything. Inside a banking mutiny.

WHOEVER STARVES LEAST, WINS

BEHIND THE MAKING OF ALONE, THE MOST GENUINELY PERILOUS SHOW ON TELEVISION.

Physical City: Christopher Bonanos At 110 Degrees, What in New York Breaks First?

\"The scale of the problem really intimidates me.\"

Ty Haney

Three years after her dramatic exit from Outdoor Voices, the founder and former CEO has moved on. Mostly.

Neighborhood News: 'We Are Done Dying in Silence'

Hundreds gathered to mourn, and vogue to Beyoncé, at the memorial for dancer O’Shae Sibley.

The System: Zak Cheney-Rice - Our Journey Into Extremism

The revealing case of the anti-woke crusader Richard Hanania.

'Where is Britney?'

After Britney Spears was released from her conservatorship, some of her fandom latched on to a new theory: What if she had never been freed at all?

Sperm Fever

The tantalizing business opportunities and disorienting politics of the worldwide decline in man's most precious bodily fluid

An Action Movie About Scientists Talking

Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer plays out across the landscapes of Los Alamos and of Cillian Murphy's face.

Readings: Stephanie Krikorian

Everyone in the Hamptons Is Reading The Guest “Simon is every wealthy middle-aged man I know.”

223 MINUTES WITH ...J.B. Pritzker

The governor of Illinois is rich and powerful, making him both an ally to Joe Biden and his own center of influence

The Group Portrait: Goal Crazy

Supporters of the U.S. women’s soccer team are having a moment

The National Interest: Jonathan Chait

The Sleaze Problem How Democrats can clean up the Supreme Court and address the Hunter Biden affair

CRITICS

Jackson McHenry on Here Lies Love … Alison Willmore on Talk to Me … Kathryn VanArendonk on Project Greenlight: A New Generation

Reneé Rapp Is So Over It

She paused her Hollywood and Broadway careers to go pop. It’s working way too well

Every Night Is an Olive Party

They’re being baked onto cakes, turned into candles, and stuck inside negroni-flavored Jell-O shots

A Sando We've Been Waiting For

This katsu is back, 18 months after it disappeared.

What the Builder Built

Under Mayor Bloomberg, Dan Doctoroff remade the city with astonishing speed. Now, as New York is again mired in crisis, he faces his own

Tell Me Why It Hurts

How Bessel van der Kolk’s once controversial theory of trauma became the dominant way we make sense of our lives

New Glut City

The panic and pivot of the office megalandlord.

Design Hunting – 54 Years on Washington Square North

The bohemian apartment of John Githens and artist Ingeborg ten Haeff.

192 Minutes With ...America Ferrera

How the actress, who taught a generation of women to reject traditional beauty standards, found her way into the Barbie universe.

True Crime Is Tragedy

And Last Call makes you wonder why it doesn't always seem that way.

Kit Connor Wasn't Ready

The star of Netflix's teen rom-com Heartstopper was forced to come out by the show's fans. He's not letting them get to him anymore.

THE YEAR I ATE NEW YORK So Many Sardines

Our diner-at-large looks back on six months of tinned fish, Little Gem salads, and beef-curry potpies.

THE Realest Pair of Jeans

VINTAGE DENIM has gone from fringe specialty to the domain of digital natives everywhere. In a hype-fueled market, how much you can get for your Levi's depends on how good a story you're telling.

Mating: Elizabeth Well

Banishing the Flannel Nightgown What happened when I invited Esther Perel into bed with my husband.

Neighborhood News: Big Trouble in Little Paradise

The decadelong battle over the Elizabeth Street Garden nears its end.

The System: Zak Cheney-Rice

When the Crime Wave Recedes The only certainty of America's urban politics is that there will be more cops.

Bungling Britney

A fairy-tale remix full of hits-yet it doesn't leave a mark.