Leonard Quart
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- Sep 17, 2026
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New Yorkâs wealthy are getting, well, wealthier (opens the original)
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I remember reading Edith Whartonâs Pulitzer Prize-winning âAge of Innocenceâ years ago and thinking about the social milieu of New Yorkâs wealthy elite. One of the novelâs main characters was inspired by the New York financier August Belmont. They were people who lived in their own insular world of lavish dinners and balls and malicious gossip from the 1870s to 1890s during the Gilded Age. The novel was much less about their extreme wealth and the economic inequality that defined New Y
Donald Trump, cultural warrior (opens the original)
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I always knew that Donald Trump was deeply linked to and enamored with the entertainment industry, given his many years as a successful television host on âThe Apprentice,â which in many ways led to his political career. His past immersion in television explains why comedians like Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert became the kind of popular and politically scathing comics who drew blood and aroused both his rage and his need to censor and repress. He hasnât succeeded in censoring the comedi
Mayor Mamdani after six months (opens the original)
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In recent polls, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has become more popular with the public. Mamdani has advanced a path for universal child care, introduced a more equitable budget and a plan to balance it and continued to engage the public with his charismatic social media presence and interviews like a recent one in The New York Times Magazine. Mamdani has also passed less dramatic changes with a package of more than 50 regulatory reforms to reduce the paperwork and bureaucratic burden facing
The New York roots of DSA's rise (opens the original)
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I donât know if the Democratic Socialists of America has come of age, but after Zohran Mamdaniâs shattering mayoral victory in New York City, the organization has become even stronger politically. In recent Democratic primary elections, nine of the 10 New York City candidates backed by the DSA triumphed. The DSA New York City chapter â by far its largest and most active â counted 5,900 dues-paying members in fall 2024 when it backed Mamdaniâs campaign. It is now surging and reached 14,
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