Spokesmen for Comptroller and MTA Duke it Out on Twitter Twitter users who keep a close eye on the city government were treated to a flack-on-flack feud this afternoon—perhaps best dubbed the Battle of the 'Bergs. By Jillian Jorgensen
Stringer Audit Charges NYCHA Lost $8 Million in Rent on Vacant Apartments Scott Stringer found NYCHA was leaving apartments vacant for major repairs an average of seven years—with one sitting empty since 1994. By Will Bredderman
Goldman Sachs’ Information Chief Marco Argenti Deepens A.I. Push with Anthropic By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
At Christie’s, Irene Roosevelt Aitken’s Collection Tests the Market for Old-World Opulence By Brook S. Mason
I Went to a Costa Rican Blue Zone to Reverse Time. My Face—and the Stars—Had Other Ideas By Paul Jebara