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Mar 25

For our latest cover story, @KerryHowley went deep into the wellness-obsessed world of Andrew Huberman, talking with former girlfriends who reveal a darker side to the neuroscientist-turned-podcast host: manipulative behavior, deceit, and numerous affairs trib.al/4xfCfq3

For the past three years, Dr. Andrew Huberman, a neuroscientist who hosts one of the most popular podcasts on the planet, has told a story about himself to millions of listeners. trib.al/4xfCfq3

There was a little boy, and the boy’s family was happy, until one day, the boy’s family fell apart. The boy was sent away. He foundered, he found therapy, he found science, he found exercise. And he became strong. trib.al/4xfCfq3

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New York Magazine

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Feb 26

Under Eric Adams, St. Brigid has been transformed into a “reticketing center”: a place where migrants can be processed into a new shelter after their stays run out. Hundreds line up daily to wait.

For our latest cover story, we talked to migrants in line: trib.al/8D8CLf1

St. Brigid quietly turned into what City Hall describes as a “reticketing center,” the first in the city: a place where migrants can be processed into a new shelter after their stay in a shelter runs out. trib.al/8D8CLf1

The lines became longer as the year ended, and by mid-January, as temperatures dropped into the 20s, it was more of a throng. trib.al/8D8CLf1

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New York Magazine

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Jan 2

"I had my health. I had a job. And then, abruptly, I didn't," @tomscocca writes. The writer and editor writes about his journey that began with a mysterious swelling in his joints, then low blood-oxygen levels, and then an alarming muscle weakness. trib.al/sx4sSdI

Scocca's deteriorating condition unraveled into a never-ending medical mystery, bringing his career and financial well-being down with it. trib.al/sx4sSdI

"On some level, I believed the swelling would go down and the oxygen would go up as soon as I collected a few consecutive pay stubs from a normal, salaried job." Was it all related?" trib.al/sx4sSdI

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New York Magazine

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Nov 20, 2023

At workplaces and in restaurants, on university campuses and in playgrounds, over Instagram and along lampposts, the war in Gaza has shifted something in the psyche of New York.

Read our latest cover story on @intelligencer: trib.al/6EzLLKZ

Family members are confronting the vast distance between one another’s sense of justice. Friend-group chats that were once warm and boisterous are turning bitter and quiet. trib.al/6EzLLKZ

Some of our largest cultural institutions have been riven by accusations of intolerance and censorship. trib.al/6EzLLKZ

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New York Magazine

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Jun 28, 2023

Why does food taste better when there’s a journey involved?
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Maybe it’s the change of scenery or the sense of satisfaction that comes from a successful quest — landing the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, but instead of gold, it’s the best calamari in Queens trib.al/3xAJgxp

We’ve spent months trekking across the five boroughs and beyond to come up with this list of eating-and-drinking expeditions trib.al/3xAJgxp

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New York Magazine

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Jun 20, 2023

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When And Just Like That ... dropped in 2021, @SaraRamirez's extensively-memed portrayal of nonbinary comedian Che Diaz produced eye rolls and giggles in equal measure. Ahead of the show's season 2 premiere, @UnhappyFem met up with Ramirez for a park hang trib.al/mQAofn9