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Each candidate who went before the Times editorial board sat for 90 minutes of questioning. The TV version included a few minutes with each, and not all of it was substantive. In Variety, Daniel D’Addario criticized the “softball questions” that were hardly “germane when choosing a candidate.” Among them were questions to Amy Klobuchar about her Alexa, to Andrew Yang about what government secret he wants to learn, and to Pete Buttigieg about the nickname “Mayo Pete,” among others. … [Read more...] about All the Problems with the New York

There is one grain of unpredictability in Related’s grand oyster, one hope for humanism at Hudson Yards: the Shed, a lavishly funded but endearingly weird headquarters of interdisciplinary art. When the city zoned the site, it held back one spot on the platform for a cultural building to be placed right on 30th Street, where the High Line jogs out toward the Hudson. Bloomberg wanted a new organization that would add to the cultural life of the city, not just move it around. The architects Elizabeth Diller and David Rockwell, leaders of separate firms, came up with both the idea for the institution and the building’s design. A packed stack of galleries, theaters, and performance spaces slips into the base of a residential high-rise, making efficient use of all those unsaleable lower floors. It’s not an easeful relationship. At the tower’s base a great steel mouth gapes, as if to swallow (or regurgitate) the icy cube of the Shed. A puffy, quilted sheath slides … [Read more...] about I Have a Feeling We’re Not in New York Anymore

1) The power of newspaper endorsement -- ANY newspaper -- is increasingly limited in terms of its ability to sway voters. That's especially true of national newspapers like the Times. Honestly, there's an argument to be made that being endorsed by the Quad City (Iowa) Times -- which Klobuchar was -- will benefit her more than splitting the endorsement of that "other" Times with Warren. … [Read more...] about Joe Biden’s elevator moment may be as good as a New York Times endorsement

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — With power and billions in federal aid at stake, Gov. Andrew Cuomo used Martin Luther King Day to start a campaign to make sure every New Yorker is counted. He’s particularly concerned about under-counting in communities of color, CBS2’s Marcia Kramer reported Monday. … [Read more...] about Gov. Cuomo Gets Aggressive With 2020 New York Census, Announces Bold, New Approach

On Sun the NYTimes will endorse its candidate for President. They sat down with each candidate to interview them. During his interview, Bernie wouldn’t suck up. When referring 2 the struggle of the working class, he told them,”Maybe the NY Times has failed them too.” Wow. Truth. https://t.co/nkYDDnlMNz … [Read more...] about New York Times Endorses Amy Klobuchar, Elizabeth Warren for President