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Mayor Adams Suggests ‘Outside Agitators’ Created Tent Conspiracy to Ruin NYC
This goes all the way to the Big Top, and more news for your Wednesday morning.
Report: Mayor Adams Was Not, Strictly Speaking, ‘Ready’ For 8 Inches of Rain in September
And more links to clear out of your catch basin.
NYU Has NYPD Arrest and Pepper-Spray Protesters at Pro-Palestine Student Encampment
"The cops stormed in with their sticks and they started arresting people by the dozen, and they started to pepper-spray people left and right."
The Winners and Losers of New York State’s Budget Deal
Winners: real estate, Governor Hochul, and independent media. Losers: New Yorkers who desperately need housing, and weed bodegas.
Columbia Classes Go Virtual as President Now Wants to ‘Deescalate the Rancor’
The campus remains on lockdown as encampments spread to other New York City universities, and other links to start your day.
Columbia Protesters, In Their Own Words
Hell Gate spoke to Columbia students about why they're protesting, whether they fear discipline from the university, and how this action fits into a tumultuous series of months.
The New York Knicks, Without Overreaction
The playoffs are not to be dreaded this year.
Columbia’s President Saw ‘Danger’ in the Gaza Solidarity Encampment. Even the Cops Disagree
You know you fucked up when the NYPD is throwing you under the bus.
‘How Can I Feed My Family?’: Vendors Waiting on Licenses March on City Hall After Crackdown
Three years after the City Council passed a bill meant to expand the number of vendor licenses in the city, City Hall is still dragging its feet while the NYPD arrests and harasses food vendors.
Rash Returns to Bushwick, Two Years After an Arson Attack
The bar and nightclub will return to serving pulsing, dark dance music near the Myrtle-Broadway subway stop. Plus, more links for your weekend.
