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mysteries The Great 21st-Century Treasure Hunt Was there a better way to spend the past decade than on a maddening, deadly, brain-scrambling search for gold hidden somewhere in the American West? By Benjamin Wallace
wealth Is All of New York Secretly Supported By Parent Money? Parents are slowly transferring trillions of dollars to their New York City children, one down payment and Via Carota tab at a time. podcast By Madeline Leung Coleman
health Can Anything Stop Bird Flu? The longer we allow the virus to run rampant through animal populations, the greater our chances of disaster. podcast By Christopher Cox

Intelligencer

what we know

Will Trump’s Tariffs Cause a Recession? What Experts Predict

Trump says his new tariffs will be “Liberation Day” for America. Economists’ and market analysts’ views are far more ominous. By Chas Danner and Nia Prater

early and often Stagflation Would Blow Up Trump’s Second Term Like Nothing Else The record is pretty clear: Stagflation is a political killer, particularly for a president whose election victory depended so heavily on the economy. By Ed Kilgore
royal rumblings Meghan Markle’s Latest Big Idea: Rinsing and Reusing Jam Jars The most recent As ever email was light on actual product news, but it did contain groundbreaking recycling tips. By Margaret Hartmann
early and often Will Trump Fire Mike Waltz Over the Leaked Signal Group Chat? Despite calls for Mike Waltz or Pete Hegseth to resign, so far White House officials are bashing only The Atlantic. Here’s the latest on the debacle. By Margaret Hartmann
early and often 2025 Elections Begin With Big Throwdown in Wisconsin Musk is all but on the ballot in Wisconsin, kicking off a year of special and scheduled elections for Congress, governorships, and many city halls. By Ed Kilgore

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The (Partial) Reinvention of Andrew Cuomo He says he’s grown and learned. His brute-force takeover of the mayor’s race, at least, looks familiar By David Freedlander

early and often What Dems Can Learn From Bernie Sanders’s Cathartic Rallies He may not be the future of the party, but his lucid messaging style should be. By Ross Barkan

crypto The New Trump Get-Richer-Quicker Scheme The Trump Family crypto spree continues on the back end with a bitcoin mining plan. By Matt Stieb

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The Cut

celebrity couples

Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco’s Sappy Press Tour Continues

By Elizabeth Gulino

astrology Your Weekly Horoscopes by Madame Clairevoyant: Mar 30–Apr 5 Early this week, Neptune moves into Aries for the first time in over a century. Expect a surge in conviction; be selective about where you direct it.
personal finance Where Lifestyle Creep Really Starts Online shopping is more addictive than we’d like to admit. Here’s how to curb the impulse.
crime A Murder Solved in DMs When Daisy De La O was killed, friends looked to social media for the man they suspected had done it. They found him.

power Virginia Giuffre Says She Has Four Days to Live Jeffrey Epstein’s most well known victim has reportedly been in a car crash. By Elizabeth Gulino
celebrity weddings Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez’s Wedding Is Going to Be Huge Everything we know about the Amazon billionaire’s wedding to his beloved Alive Girl. By Olivia Craighead
why is your skin so good How Cyrus Veyssi Gets Their Skin So Good The content creator takes us through their ten-step routine. Yes, ten steps. By Asia Milia Ware

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Vulture

theater review

‘You’re Wasting Leads’: Glengarry Glen Ross Returns

In this production starring Kieran Culkin, Bob Odenkirk, and Bill Burr, the heavy questions around David Mamet’s repugnant men go under-examined. By Sara Holdren

SNL’s Opera Man Sings What We’re All Thinking About the End of Game of Thrones

coming soon Tom Holland Says Spider-Man 4 Is a ‘Fresh Start’ It finally has a title: Spider-Man: Brand New Day. By Jason P. Frank
british invasion Hello, Hello! Meet the Sexy Beatles Four movies from their different perspectives comes to theaters in 2028. By Alejandra Gularte
for miles morales stans Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse Is Coming to Our Universe We finally know when we’re going back to the spider-verse. By Jason P. Frank
gotta see it from both sides Amber Ruffin Is a Changed Woman After White House Correspondents’ Dinner Firing “We have a free press so we can be nice to Republicans at fancy dinners.” By Alejandra Gularte

a working man
Jason Statham’s Other Jobs, Ranked Beekeeper. Transporter. Construction worker. Jason Statham has become the Bruce Springsteen song of film actors. By Mike Ryan

chat room
The White Lotus’s Jason Isaacs Didn’t Overthink Tim Ratliff By Zoe Papelis

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The Strategist

sales The 21 Very Best Amazon Spring Sale Deals, According to Our Writers Our best-of-the-best selection, for all the last-minute shoppers. By Sam Daly and Alexandra Polk
celebrity shopping What Blakely Thornton Can’t Live Without “Cutwater will have you living a SZA album.” By Tembe Denton-Hurst
sales It’s Your Last Chance for Half-Off Deals at Amazon’s Big Spring Sale If you’re going to save, save big. By Sam Daly
our shopping cart The Strategist Haul: What the Editors Bought in March “I plan to clomp around in these Polly Pocket–esque shoes until it’s too hot to wear suede.” By The Editors
ask the strategist We Answered Your Highly Specific Jeans Questions “I’m apple shaped — find me some jeans!” and other such queries. By The Editors

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Curbed

celebrity real estate

Kanye West’s Malibu Mansion Has Sold in a Week

The buyer is a Montana-based developer who gave an all-cash offer. By Kim Velsey

who’s buying Scarlett Johansson and Colin Jost’s Park Avenue Bargain They bought a penthouse for $13 million, the same price the sellers paid in 2006. By Kim Velsey
who’s buying Trump’s Childhood Home Just Sold at a Huge Loss The house in Jamaica Estates took a 61 percent price cut. Was it the feral cats? By Adriane Quinlan and Matthew Sedacca
celebrity real estate Scott Rudin’s Real-Estate Shuffle The megaproducer is plotting a comeback — and traded quite a few properties while in exile. By Matthew Sedacca

listings edit This Week’s Worth-It New York City Apartment Listings Can we do better than Brooklyn? By Nora DeLigter
street fights The End of the Never-ending Sidewalk Shed The city’s new laws penalize landlords who let their scaffolding languish and recommend changes to make the structures a little less heinous looking. By Matthew Sedacca
amenities An Office Window You Can Actually Open A surprisingly appealing perk arrives at 520 Fifth. By Adriane Quinlan

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Grub Street

lawsuits

Bryant Park Grill Sues to Prevent a Jean-Georges Takeover

Ark Restaurants say that it lost in “a sham bidding process.”

another round The $15 Cocktail Is Back, Thank God New bars are opening with a novel idea: normal drinks at regular prices. By Robert Simonson
the grub street diet Ella Emhoff Likes a Sugar Burst “I’ll say it: Vegan doughnuts are better.” By Zach Schiffman
underground gourmet Sauerkraut Fish Gets Headliner Treatment in the East Village The classic Sichuan soup hasn’t always been easy to find in New York. By Tammie Teclemariam
first taste The Long and Short of Radio Bakery’s New Location At what point do we admit the specialty of the house isn’t bread but line? By Matthew Schneier

guides
Where to Eat in March The best restaurants for right now. By Grub Street

the grub street diet Hannah Selinger’s Grub Street Diet “I can’t walk into an H Mart without spending $50 on mangosteen, but that’s another story.” By Paula Aceves