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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

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Senate Democrats have lost any real leverage over Trump’s agenda. So deploring it in words may be the only path ahead for now. By Ed Kilgore

unitedhealthcare shooting The U.S. Wants to Execute Luigi Mangione Attorney General Pam Bondi told prosecutors to seek the death penalty against the UnitedHealthcare killing suspect. By Benjamin Hart
what we know Why Are Visa and Green-Card Holders Being Detained and Deported? There have been some harrowing reports about foreign nationals detained and deported amid Trump’s immigration crackdown. Here’s what we know. By Chas Danner, Benjamin Hart, and Nia Prater
early and often Senate Parliamentarian Could Derail Trump’s Entire Agenda If the Senate ref rules that $4.6 trillion in proposed tax cuts isn’t “free,” Congress will have to make massive cuts in programs like Medicaid. By Ed Kilgore
politics How Many Innocent Men Did Trump Deport to El Salvador? The government has deported hundreds of migrants over alleged gang ties, but their families claim their loved ones are innocent and lack due process. By Nia Prater

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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

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 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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relationships What Would You Do If Your Husband Spent $46,000 on OnlyFans? According to sex therapists, addiction to interactive sex sites is only becoming more common.
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.

dating rumors Glen Powell’s Mom Addresses Those Sydney Sweeney Rumors Cyndy Powell is laying down the law. By Elizabeth Gulino
style Someone Shoot Kid Rock Out of a Cannon He came to the White House dressed for stuntwork. By Brooke LaMantia
travel week A Beauty Editor’s Travel-Makeup-Bag Must-Haves From face masks to travel-friendly cleansers. By Asia Milia Ware

3..2..1.. let's jam

The anime auteur picks his best needle drops — from Cowboy Bebop to his new show Lazarus. By Matthew Ismael Ruiz

a likely (insta) story Ariana DeBose Says She Didn’t Do the Thing The thing = being shady and knowingly quoting criticism of her former co-star Rachel Zegler. By Jennifer Zhan
dog’s best friend Keanu Reeves Will Make a Killing with John Wick 5 Lionsgate confirmed at CinemaCon that Reeves will reprise his role. By Jennifer Zhan
serve the house down boots mama! ABC, Please Let Doctor Odyssey Sail On TV’s most wholesome and horny medical drama deserves at least one more season. By Fran Hoepfner
wheeling and dealing Phoebe Waller-Bridge Is Somehow Still Getting Amazon’s Money Go girl, give us nothing. By Jason P. Frank

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The 20 Best Movies for Kids on Netflix Wallace & Gromit, Matilda, How to Train Your Dragon, and more. By Brian Tallerico

beauty Everything I’d Buy at Ulta’s Spring Haul Sale Up to 40 percent off Morphe, La Roche-Posay, Touchland, and more. By Alexandra Polk
dining and entertaining 12 Egg Cups I’ll Buy When Egg Prices Drop “I dream of days when I can bake with abandon. When I can serve a plate of carbonara to friends. When I can simply savor two soft-boiled eggs.” By Tessa Kauppila
celebrity shopping What Blakely Thornton Can’t Live Without “Cutwater will have you living a SZA album.” By Tembe Denton-Hurst
women's shoes ‘Polly Pocket–esque’ Mules for Half Off Our sleep writer says they’re excellent for clomping. 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

a truly terrific new york listing

The late antiquarian would buy houses on a whim and sell them just as fast. But he held on to his first love on West 24th. By Adriane Quinlan

under a million A Very Sutton Place One-Bedroom for $775,000 And an airy one-bedroom on East 5th with a skylight in the kitchen. By Matthew Sedacca
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

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The best restaurants for right now.

lawsuits Bryant Park Grill’s Operators Are Suing to Prevent a Jean-Georges Takeover Ark Restaurants say that it lost in “a sham bidding process.” By Chris Crowley
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

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