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In 2009-2010, the old Yankee Stadium underwent a long-drawn out demolition after its successor opened (by the contrast, the city tore down Shea Stadium mere months after the Mets moved out).
Ancient truths from my 10-year-old self.
Singing to my daughter in bed and hearing her sing mornings later.
We’ll have Manhattan / The Bronx and Staten Island too / We’ll try to cross Fifth Avenue.
On The Best of Manhunt, culling 39 stories from the hundreds published during the magazine’s run.
Fiction: Character is destiny.
Silent connections over litter.
Dragging the streets around Penn Station.
Our son isn't around as much. No one’s happy.
My editors are blackmailing me, so I’m fattening Monica up.
From west to east, 155th St. is varied and occasionally entertaining.
The Redemption of Time is strictly for fans of the original trilogy, and it’s still not an absolute necessity.
The food accompanying the turkey is the real star.
Life’s too short to live so long.
Ben Shapiro and Charlie Kirk are too liberal for them.
In Oliver Bateman’s latest story about life in the hot-take trenches, some top influencers have decided to stop playing nice and start getting surreal.
The extreme polarization of this moment in American politics has left more or less everyone opposed to journalism.
Paleocon Diary (#197)
Then he noticed it. Smoke.
Their cops tell their citizens what they can think.
Q & A with Aaron Reynolds of Effin' Birds.
Writing and recording poems every week for a newborn daughter.
Dad was a humble giant, at least to his five sons.
I’m an old cowhand.
As a teenager, I was a walking zit.
The brilliant Absolut Vodka advertising hustle of the late-1980s.
I don’t scream for ice cream.
American social polarization is exaggerated.
Ninety-Nine percent of baseball fans don’t care if a free agent inks deal for $100 or $140 million.
Black eyes are going around like the flu.
