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Baruch Herzfeld, the self-anointed entertainer, interloper, and protector of Williamsburg, tries to bring biking to the neighborhood's ultra-Orthodox community.
Harding Institute senior fellow and GOP attack dog fights Liberal media claims that he’s not real.
A veteran business writer speculates on the American economy.
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Several election stories surfaced after the votes were counted, thanks to confidentiality agreements between reporters and campaigns. But does a journalist have an obligation to report newsworthy information promptly?
Gelf highlights the unimportant issues that received the most inordinate coverage in the presidential race.
Cop in the Hood writer Peter Moskos tells Gelf about how he went from the ivory tower to the street and back again.
Photographer Steven Hirsch offers New York's accused what the law often won't—a listening ear.
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Presenting our taxonomy of political stereotypes.
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