A Halloween Weekend Reading List
Boo! Read these stories about the scariest weekend of the year while getting over your candy hangovers.
How Stuy Town Was Won
A look at the wheeling and dealing behind fund managers Blackstone Group and Ivanhoe Cambridge’s $5.3 billion purchase of New York City’s massive Stuyvesant Town-Peter Cooper Village housing complex. The deal, which will preserve 5,000 units of affordable housing, has made Blackstone a very unlikely darling of tenant advocates.
The Convert
An NYPD officer went undercover at Brooklyn College and made an aggressive effort to befriend and surveil law-abiding Muslims years before she ever met her alleged targets.
Welles Lettres
The first and final chapters of Orson Welles’s complicated career.
At a Success Academy Charter School, Singling Out Pupils Who Have ‘Got to Go’
At Success Academy Fort Greene, the same day that Ms. Ogundiran heard from the principal, her daughter’s name was one of 16 placed on a list drawn up at his direction and shared by school leaders.
The heading on the list was “Got to Go.”
Man of Conviction
Mark Nicholson was convicted of manslaughter, served his time, and became a lawyer. He’s now one of Indianapolis’s top public defenders, defending the city’s poorest citizens.
Equity in Publishing: What Should Editors Be Doing?
An online roundtable about the grim state of diversity and equity in publishing.
Tomorrow’s Internet Turns 20
Revisiting the predictions of an American Online exec in 1995.
Freedom From Fries
How fast food is evolving to satiate the appetites of consumers searching for healthy options.
American Horror Story: The Cecil Hotel
The case of a missing woman goes viral after the Los Angeles Police Department releases a short video of the woman acting strangely in an elevator right before her disappearance.
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