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Three of our favorite segments from the week, in case you missed them: Anthony Bourdain on the Bronx, our #BL25 series look at the HIV/AIDS crisis, and tapes from the NY Fed. (article)
Gail Collins; Rep. Steve Israel on the midterm elections; one take on why people in poverty sometimes make poor decisions; and a guide to what to do to celebrate fall in the city. (episode)
But who gets to take credit for the prosperity of the era—Bill Clinton or Rudy Giuliani? Gail Collins, who covered them both from the early 1990s, revisits the impact of each leader.
With the midterms just about a month away, Steve Israel, New York Congressman (District 3), talks about the election, with a special focus on New York races.
An Ohio mother says she asked her sperm bank for donor #380, but got #330 instead—and instead of looking like her partner, her baby is mixed-raced. Now she's suing.
Author of the essay "Why I Make Terrible Decisions, or Poverty Thoughts", Linda Tirado, discusses her story and poverty myths in her new book, Hand to Mouth: Living in Bootstrap America.
Fall is here and we want to know how you’re celebrating. Carla Sosenko, Time Out NY Deputy Editor, is here to show us the best ways to take advantage of autumn in the city.