@vivek_murthy it just keeps going. Neighbors setting tables for neighbors. A shared meal that rebuilds trust and renews our sense of agency. This one in Long Island City.
@JenLouiseWilson Do better New Yorker. The gotcha headline is exactly what the reporter is unearthing. This is why trust in media is down. And this is from the esteemed NYer.
@helaineolen "Her long-term financial security, as opposed to her emotional security, was never at risk. It might be difficult for anyone in her position to separate one from the other."
Last line of the @NewYorker piece. Yah no inaccuracies.
Its a book about betrayal.
@NikMilanovic So great that you could be at The Longest Table in Brooklyn Heights. There are a few others happening in the city soon ;) Here's to one across the Brooklyn Bridge.
NY Forever @NikMilanovic
@MavirRobert @nyclovesnyc The entire neighborhood is invited in a space that belongs to all. Not sure how you can make that assumption. In the ones I've been to all of the community participates
The finale is here! In the close of The Unraveling of Ozy Media, @banikarim takes us through a cinematic turn of events in the courtroom—and we ask what more than a decade of puffery, largesse, and grift, has done to the business of digital media. https://t.co/uWqFYg5q97
From @TheAthletic: Kristen Faulkner got into cycling by riding her bike around Central Park in New York City. She then quit her venture capital job to fully commit to cycling. A replacement athlete in Paris, she stunned everyone by winning gold on Sunday. https://t.co/AR1bRepeR8