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New York Times

• Man Charged With Spraying Police With Insecticide on Jan. 6
• Smoke Leads to Cancellations of ‘Hamilton’ on Broadway and ‘Hamlet’ in Central Park
• Orange Skies and Burning Eyes as Smoke Shrouds New York City
• NYC and Other Northeast Schools Cancel Recess Over Air Quality
• Mayor Adams and the Brooklyn Apartment He Just Can’t Quit
• New York City Seeks to Unravel the Secret Mystery of Hospital Costs
• Why has New York City been hit so hard?
• As Tony Awards Head Uptown, Step Inside United Palace
• It’s the Perelman Performing Arts Center, But Bloomberg Gave More
• Queens Library Architects Are Sued Over Lack of Accessibility

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• Midland Park, N.J.: A ‘Forever Town’ Where You ‘Buy a House and Stay’
• Over 300 Cases Tied to Convicted NYPD Officers Are Tossed Out
• George Santos Loses Ruling on Anonymity of His Bail Guarantors
• Remembering Andrew Bellucci, an N.Y.C. Pizza Pioneer
• More Fish, More Whales, More Ships — and More Whale Strikes
• Founder of Sexual Wellness Company Indicted on Forced Labor Charges
• Lincoln Center, Seeking New Audiences, Plans to Remake Its West Edge
• Restaurant Review: Foul Witch in the East Village Summons the Ghost of Blanca
• Michelle Ebanks Named President and CEO of the Apollo
• New York’s Cannabis Effort is Faltering Amid Roadblocks and Red Tape

New York Post

• Insane time-lapse video shows how quickly wildfire smoke camouflaged NYC
• NY Gov. Kathy Hochul taps donor, 91, to CUNY trustees board despite ‘hate speech’ outcry
• Mayor Adams, Mets owner Steve Cohen huddle over soccer stadium, parking dispute — with casino bid in the wings
• Gov. Kathy Hochul appoints Seth Marnin as first openly male transgender judge in US history
• Crazed vandal wrecks Pope Francis photo, dresses up in priest robes at NYC church: report
• NYC child services staffer lied about work to pocket $21K in salary while on trips to Africa, across US: prosecutors
• Last-minute ‘hope’ for bill restoring Tappan Zee name to Cuomo Bridge
• NYC Mayor Eric Adams endorses Queens DA Melinda Katz in reelection bid
• How to protect your pet against low air quality amid wildfire smoke
• Hero 911 dispatcher receives medal named after slain FDNY EMT Alison Russo he tried in vain to save

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• NYC zoos close, animals brought inside due to dangerous Canadian wildfire smoke: officials
• Albany Dems likely to create commission to study possible reparations for black New Yorkers
• Shattered parents of Turkish worker killed by driver in NYC awaiting return of his body
• 70-year-old woman fatally hit by MTA bus in NYC
• Muslim group claims CUNY brass pre-approved law school grad’s ‘hate’ speech
• Extended NYC forecast shows air gradually clearing through Sunday
• Photos capture New York City’s historic day consumed by wildfire smoke
• NYC fraudsters stole company’s identity to order 250K pairs of trousers worth $2M: prosecutors
• NYC air quality live updates: Leaders slammed for not acting quickly enough before wildfire smoke descended upon city
• NYC hazardous air quality in photos: Before and after the wildfire smoke

WNYC

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• June 7, 2023 - PBS NewsHour full episode
• Hundreds of thousands without drinking water in Ukraine
• 2023/06/08 00:00 GMT
• Supreme Court justices, minus Thomas, and Alito, file financial disclosure reports
• 2023/06/07 23:00 GMT
• Few are tackling stigma in addiction care. Some in Seattle want to change that
• A “considerable slowdown” in wage growth

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• The Flimsy Legal Theory That Could Upend American Elections
• The Spider-Man Problem (update)
• DOJ charges 'Arrested Development' actor Jay Johnston for involvement in Jan. 6 riot
• 2023/06/07 22:00 GMT
• A wolverine was spotted in California. Here's what happens next
• Ukraine: Thousands displaced by Kakhovka dam destruction
• 2023/06/07 21:00 GMT
• Former North Korean agent gives his first interview since defecting in 2014
• Behind the ousting of CNN CEO Chris Licht after one tumultuous year
• Puerto Rico lost its only elephant — and cracked open a well of emotions
• In Search Of The Elusive Lesbian Bar
• June 7, 2023: Evening Roundup
• Summer Reads By NPR Authors
• 6 months in, Hakeem Jeffries reflects on the debt ceiling drama and replacing Pelosi
• No Bad News
• Wolverine (the animal, not the X-Man) makes rare appearance in California
• Here's what's driving the lifeguard shortage
• Guam is still working to restore power to thousands of people two weeks after typhoon
• On new album, Ben Folds reflects on 'What Matters Most'
• Social media leads to discovery of 5,000-year-old mastodon tooth
• Record-breaking wildfires in Canada are impacting air quality in the U.S.
• Female wrestlers in India are detained after making sexual harassment allegations
• U.S. skies in the Northeast and the Midwest are hazy with smoke from Canada
• Four judges take on possibly tens of thousands of lawsuits over Camp Lejeune water
• No more ducking around: Apple updates autocorrect
• What the flooding is like in Kherson, Ukraine, after the Kakhovka dam breach upstream
• 'Los Angeles Times' to lay off 13% of newsroom
• Isabel Allende, Sarah Silverman, Ruta Sepetys on Writing Through Memory, The History of Dancehall in Brooklyn
• Saudi Arabia's massive push into sports
• 2023/06/07 20:00 GMT
• Soccer shocker: Lionel Messi says he will join Miami's MLS team
• First person: 'They've actually penetrated my defenses'
• 'What the duck' no more: Apple will stop autocorrecting your favorite swear word
• 2023/06/07 19:00 GMT
• Moms for Liberty among conservative groups named 'extremist' by civil rights watchdog
• Brooklyn landlord, fined $12K for one building, avoids scrutiny for another
• 2023/06/07 18:00 GMT
• George Winston, pianist of pastoral scenes, has died at 73
• A haze is blanketing major swaths of the East Coast because of the Canadian wildfires
• 2023/06/07 17:00 GMT

Wall Street Journal

• Risqué Music at Work Might Be Illegal, Court Says
• GameStop Shares Fall as It Fires CEO and Names Ryan Cohen Executive Chairman
• CNN CEO Chris Licht Is Out
• U.S. Struggles to Turn Steel Imports 'Green'
• Treasury's $1 Trillion Debt Deluge Threatens Market Calm
• Campbell's U.S. Soup Sales Cool Off
• Amazon Plans Ad Tier for Prime Video Streaming Service
• China's Share of U.S. Goods Imports Falls to Lowest Since 2006
• Wanted: Buyer for 150-Year-Old British Newspaper
• Volvo Rolls Out All-Electric SUV Aimed at First-Time Buyers

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• Bringing VR to the Masses Has Been a Decadeslong Challenge
• Instagram Connects Vast Pedophile Network
• China's Trade Slowdown Points to Global Woes
• How the PGA Tour and LIV Golf Fought Each Other Into a Merger
• Helicopter Parents Show Up in the Workplace
• How a Chatbot Went Rogue
• Mercedes Teams Up With Green Steelmaker to Slash Emissions
• Global Brands Are Coming to a Mall Near You
• China's EV Juggernaut Is a Warning for the West

Huffington Post New York

• Jodie Comer Halts Broadway Performance Amid NYC Air Crisis
• Hospital Covered Up Doctor's Sexual Assault Of Teen Patient: Lawsuit
• Actor Cuba Gooding Jr. Settles Civil Sex Abuse Case
• 'Past Lives' Doesn't Fit Into A Neat And Tidy Box — And That's What Makes It Great
• New York City Jails No Longer Announcing Deaths After Horrifying Wave Of Fatalities
• New York Professor Holds Machete To Neck Of Reporter In Wild Video
• Jordan Neely's Killer On Chokehold Death: It 'Had Nothing To Do With Race'
• Supermarket Employee Accused Of Assault By Rudy Giuliani Sues For Defamation
• Jordan Neely’s Killer Surrenders On Manslaughter Charge, Freed Pending Trial
• Rep. Maxine Waters: Being Hungry And Homeless Shouldn’t Be A Death Sentence

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• Jordan Neely's Killer Charged With Manslaughter Following Outcry
• New York City Weakens Right-To-Shelter Rules Ahead Of Expected Migrant Surge
• Mandy Patinkin Goes Full Inigo Montoya On The Writers Strike Picket Line
• Jordan Neely's Family Releases First Statement On Subway Chokehold Death
• Man Who Fatally Choked Jordan Neely On NYC Subway Releases Statement
• Fox News Guest Calls Out Host's Crime 'Fearmongering' After Jordan Neely Killing
• New Yorkers Protest Killing Of Jordan Neely
• Fatal Attack On NYC Subway Rider Ruled A Homicide
• New York City Transit Agency Pulls The Brake On Twitter Service Alerts
• Rudy Giuliani Admits To 'Dirty Trick' That 'Kept Down The Hispanic Vote' In NYC Mayor's Race
• Jimmy Kimmel Spots The Most Baffling Part Of Trump's Anti-New York Rant
• Woman Sentenced For Trying To Kill Doppelgänger With Poisoned Cheesecake
• Trump Lawyer Doubts Former President Will Attend E. Jean Carroll Rape Trial
• At Least 1 Dead, 5 Injured In NYC Parking Garage Collapse
• U.S. Brings Charges Over Secret Chinese Police Outpost In New York City
• Teacher's Pest: NYC Hires Former Educator To Slaughter Rats
• New York Subway Singer Joined By Ed Sheeran Mid-Song: 'You Just Made My Day'
• Trump's Response To Criminal Charges Revives Election Lies
• Marjorie Taylor Greene Trashes New York City And Twitter Users Aren't Having It
• Court Rules Stormy Daniels Must Pay Trump $122,000 In Legal Bills
• At Trump's Arraignment, A Sad MAGA Circus Mourns The 'Funeral Procession For Our Republic'
• John Oliver Exposes NYC Mayor Eric Adams' 'Weird Stance' On Solitary Confinement

New Yorker

• What the Shakeup at CNN Says About the Future of Cable News
• The Day That Wildfire Smoke Shrouded New York City
• The Flimsy Legal Theory That Could Upend American Elections
• Bonus Daily Cartoon: The Future of Golf
• Pence Endorsed by National Association of Ass-Kissers
• The Best Books We’ve Read in 2023 So Far
• Daily Cartoon: Wednesday, June 7th
• The Afro-Esotericism of Awol Erizku
• How to Talk to Your Child About Minesweeper
• A Different Kind of Coming-Out Story in “Dad Can Dance”

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• What I Learned at My Audience with the Pope
• Does R.F.K., Jr., Need a Time-Out?
• “The Idol” Is All Smoke and Mirrors
• What if We’re Thinking About Inflation All Wrong?
• Daily Cartoon: Tuesday, June 6th
• HBO’s “Burden of Proof” and the Problem of the Passive Mother
• Contract for a Happy Marriage
• What Does the Debt-Ceiling Agreement Say About the U.S. Political System?
• Is It Possible to Be Both Moderate and Anti-Woke?
• Daily Cartoon: Monday, June 5th
• The Best Attorneys (Based on Their TV Ads)
• Skeptics Question Whether Pence Has More to Offer Than Raw Sexual Magnetism
• The World-Changing Trees of Vincent van Gogh
• Other Clothes-on-Food-Fad Ideas
• The Fiction of Susan Taubes, Reconsidered
• “Thursday,” by George Saunders
• George Saunders Reads “Thursday”
• How the Marvel Cinematic Universe Swallowed Hollywood
• Did This Writer Actually Know Tennessee Williams?
• Sasha Velour’s “The Look of Pride”
• Big Bad Berghain Bouncer Shows Brooklyn His Berlin Portraits
• “The Three Graces,” by Paul Tran
• Art War! A Vigilante Battles Zabar’s Over a Banksy
• George Saunders on the Nature of Mind
• A Network Executive Writes a Sitcom
• Dorothy Tse’s “Owlish” Reviewed
• The Mail
• A Mother’s Exchange for Her Daughter’s Future
• The Creator of ChatGPT on the Rise of Artificial Intelligence
• Slide Show: New Yorker Cartoons June 12, 2023
• How a Fringe Legal Theory Became a Threat to Democracy
• The Bon Iver Boys Bob for Bass and Bluegill at the Harlem Meer
• Briefly Noted Book Reviews
• “Nausicaä,” by Frank X. Gaspar
• Economists Love Immigration. Why Do So Many Americans Hate It?
• How Richard Hell Found His Vocation
• The Cryptic Crossword: Sunday, June 4, 2023
• Reasons That My Gut Hates Me
• Child Labor Is on the Rise
• Look What Taylor Made Us Do

New York Review of Books

• ‘A Can of Gasoline Under Indian Law’
• The Imps of His Age
• Facts That Won’t Go Away
• Too Good for Hollywood
• Death and the Hedgehog
• The Millions We Failed to Save
• A Poisonous Legacy
• June 12, 2020
• Meow!
• Life Is Short. Indexes Are Necessary.

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• Escaping Biography
• Right Busy with Sticks and Spales
• Ego-Histories
• Who Are the Taliban Now?
• A Poem by Álvaro de Campos
• Not How He Wanted to Be Remembered
• The Divine Guido
• Reclaiming Native Identity in California
• ‘Art’ or ‘Research’?
• How Microloans Betrayed Cambodians
• Fireball Over Siberia
• Asylum in Limbo
• White Bay
• The New Organizers
• Court and Spark
• The Dank Underground
• House of Delft
• Invitation to a Dance
• The Gilder Age
• Name the Lost!
• The Art of Feminine Injury and Excess
• A Sea of Forms
• The Second Warthogs
• The Creation of Nigeria
• Ideal Detachments
• The Price of Crypto
• Unwanted Thoughts
• Journey to the North
• The Two Constitutions
• A Life of Sheer Will
• Getting Sacagawea Right
• Surviving by Accident
• ‘Autopsies of Many Kinds’
• Talking to the Sun in Washington Square
• Best Guesses
• Don’t Blame the Southerners
• Words into Images
• ‘The Real World Is Not Here’
• What Is Wildness?
• Wages for Housewives
• Kelly Akashi’s Ecology of Craft
• Writing into Silence
• A Culture of Repression and Neglect 
• Stories Adrift

Reddit New York

• NYC 2023, Colorized
• I figure you guys might get a kick out of my backyard last summer - Bend OR
• NYC Skyline 6 hours ago Vs. right now
• Hear you got some wildfire action.
• NYC's George Washington Bridge shrouded in Canadian Wildfire Smoke 2pm EST 6/7/23
• Can’t tell whether this is an ad or a message from the universe.
• New Yorkers on their way to work this morning be like
• Should I skip hiking around the Hudson valley area for the next 2 days because of the wild fire smoke?
• Literally outside my window right now
• Special Experiences in NY

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• Tesla to open its first Upstate New York sales showroom in deal with Oneida Indian Nation
• some drawings I did over the weekend in rural upstate NY
• Cancel for any reason travel insurance for New Yorkers?
• Do you think New York would benefit from having open primaries and ranked-choice voting?
• Bought a car in new jersey but need nys inspection
• Million$ in Land Bank Grants Coming to New York State to Help Revitalize Neighborhoods
• Good bye to my favorite Italian place in FIDI — RIP Sauce & Barrel :(
• What yearly income would you need to live comfortably in Saratoga Springs?
• Can vehicle inspection be deferred?
• New York Jewish leaders support revoking nonprofit status of settler organizations
• Emails Confirm That Cuomo's Staff Launched Its 'Book' Project in March 2020
• Window with Hudson River Landscape - Tiffany stained glass from Rochroane Castle which was destroyed by fire in 1977, now is located in Corning Museum of Glass, Corning
• Good Cause Eviction law urged as state session nears end
• Top ten municipal flags over New York
• "Inspired by HBO MAX rebranding to MAX, we’ll now be known as STATE" - @NYGov

Eater NYC

• An 11-Course Taco Omakase Is Hiding in the Bowels of Grand Central
• A Meat Speakeasy Is Back From the Dead
• The Hottest New Restaurants in Queens
• James Beard-Winning Chef From Austin Opening a Restaurant in NYC
• Battle of the Roast Beef Sandwiches in Brooklyn
• Owner of 50-Year-Old Midtown Bistro Expands to Brooklyn
• The Hottest New Restaurants in Brooklyn
• New York Is Shut Out of the James Beard Awards for the First Time
• The Hottest New Restaurants in Manhattan
• Finally, a Global Restaurant That Doesn’t Feel All Over the Place