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Early Addition: Got $10? Anything at the newsstand could be yours!
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Published Jul 23, 2026
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Happy Thursday morning in New York City, where there can be a fuzzy line between stooping and stealing.
Here's what else is happening:
- Republican City Councilmember Vickie Paladino said she's unsure whether she'll attend a "high tea" this weekend with the New York Young Republicans Club after a new report about the group's association with antisemitism.
- There a ton of great details in this story about what most New York City newsstands can't sell (things over $10), don't sell (newspapers) and soon may stop selling (candy and soda, because of GLP-1s).
- A killer whale was spotted off the coast of Montauk.
- Kearny, New Jersey, may be Soccer Town USA, but this field in Maspeth is the oldest continually used soccer facility in the United States.
- Fellas: There's a new way to belt your pants.
- A hot day with a warm breeze? No thank you.
- Gen Z drinks now.
- And finally, where are we going:
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