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Early Addition: Spy magazine is doing a Substack pop-up
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Good Tuesday morning in New York City, where 1 a.m. soccer is on.
Here’s what else is happening:
- City Comptroller Mark Levine is warning that tax revenue from Wall Street's AI profits are covering up holes in the city's budget and a downturn in those stocks would devastate our economy.
- The West Village is getting the city's first gated school street, where the roadway will be closed to cars during the school day.
- "I could light myself on fire in the Hudson Valley and the network affiliates wouldn’t cover it": Former Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney said the "evaporation of local media" outside New York City has been detrimental for the political health of his region.
- Spy magazine is republishing old articles on Substack for a month to commemorate its 40th anniversary.
- President Donald Trump is still promising to give people $5,000 if Republicans sweep the midterms.
- R.I.P. Lil' Deb's Oasis.
- Butter is so in.
And finally, dinner for one:
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