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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

Live Coverage

Numerous market indicators are blinking red. By Intelligencer Staff

early and often This Is What You Get When You Cede All Power to Trump It isn’t surprising that Trump is refusing to follow market signals on his disastrous tariff policies, as most limits on his power have been removed. By Ed Kilgore
politics RFK Jr. Plugs Measles Vaccine, Along With Dubious Treatments The HHS secretary posted more inconsistent measles messaging after attending the funeral of the second child to die in the Texas outbreak. By Nia Prater
early and often ‘Don’t Be a PANICAN’: Trump Name-calling to End Market Crash The president is trying to stop this self-made economic meltdown using his favorite strategy: Hurling idiotic nicknames at his haters. By Margaret Hartmann
just asking questions Why Ukraine Still Isn’t About to Lose American support may be tenuous, but military analyst Michael Kofman says that’s only part of the story. By Benjamin Hart

free country
It’s Time for Jews to Refuse Trump’s ‘Protection’ Liberals say antisemitism is being misused. The truth is more complicated. By Sam Adler-Bell

the law How Much Will Amy Coney Barrett Actually Stand Up to Trump? She would like to keep you guessing. By Irin Carmon

politics Scenes From the ‘Hands Off!’ Protests Against Trump and Musk Saturday’s demonstrations were the largest act of defiance yet against the second Trump administration. gallery By Chas Danner

celebrity breakups

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cut covers Jenna Ortega Knows Best Her performance in Wednesday, and now A24’s Death of a Unicorn, has positioned her as Hollywood’s Gen-Z sage.
astrology Your Weekly Horoscopes by Madame Clairevoyant: April 6–12 The end of Mercury and Venus retrogrades may (finally) help clarify your thinking later this week.
how i got this baby The Mom Who Signed Her Baby With a Modeling Agency “Theodore is so confident at every shoot. He’s just like, ‘Mom, watch me work!’ I think I hit the jackpot with him.”

sports! UConn Won Big Last Night Led by senior guard and team captain Paige Bueckers, the Huskies beat the South Carolina Gamecocks 82-59 to secure the national championship. By Elizabeth Gulino
astrology What Happens After Mercury Retrograde? Welcome to the shadow period, friends. By Aliza Kelly
fashion Are Tariffs Going to Make Clothing More Expensive? Their effect on the fashion industry, explained. By Danya Issawi

theater review

Boop! The Musical tries to get her out of her cel. By Jackson McHenry

click click Bella Ramsey Teases ‘A lot of Unprocessed Feelings’ For Ellie For The Last of Us They also took home a big spoiler prop from season two. By Alejandra Gularte
bravo RHOA Kenya Moore Revenge Porn Incident, Explained Moore’s actions against Brittany Eady played out on the most recent episode of RHOA. By Alejandra Gularte
uh oh Fyre Fest Founder Insists Another Festival Is Coming Despite the city of Playa Del Carmen saying otherwise. By Alejandra Gularte
vulture predicts Our Hopes and Dreams for a White Lotus Winter Season Even though Mike White “does not like the cold.” By Vulture Staff

now streaming
The 15 Best Movies for Kids on Hulu Jumanji, Shark Tale, Robot Dreams, and more. By Brian Tallerico

celebrity shopping What Zac Posen (Still) Can’t Live Without “It’s my Edward Scissorhands — Zac Scissorhands — moment.” By Zac Posen and Bella Druckman
gifts The 13 Best Gifts I Got After My House Burned Down I didn’t take any documents. No valuables. No clothing. No mementos. By Justine Harman
tariffs Here Come the Tariff Sales Our sleep writer dissects Saatva’s “Beat the Tariffs” sale, featuring decent deals on mattresses and bed frames. By Amelia Jerden
saw something said something I Found All the Vibrators in Dying for Sex A rose gold wand, a palm-sized vibrator, and more. By Dominique Pariso
tariffs Live Updates: What Brands Have Announced About Tariff Price Changes We’re tracking any brand announcements about whether or not prices will increase. By Arielle Avila

who's selling

Good-bye, guitars on the walls; hello, $35 million mansion with Selena Gomez. By Matthew Sedacca

surge pricing The 300-Day-Old Listings Suddenly Seeing Bidding Wars As buyers begin to accept that the depressing housing market is here to stay, things are getting weird. By Kim Velsey
openings The Bowery Gets a Fancy Flophouse A former SRO has lush linens and red-light masks to rent, but the rooms still don’t have ceilings. By Adriane Quinlan
secret buyers Who Owns That Penthouse? Now No One Will Know. The Trump administration just hobbled a federal crackdown on corporate secrecy, making it easier to launder money through real estate purchases. By Andrew Rice

celebrity real estate Mark Zuckerberg’s D.C. Mansion Is a 12-Minute Drive to the White House And everything else we could find about the Meta CEO’s $23 million new compound. By Adriane Quinlan
languishing The Mahogany Studio in the Osborne That Just Won’t Sell Is it the suit of armor? Or the $1.665 millon sticker shock? By Matthew Sedacca
a truly terrific new york listing The One Townhouse Sanford Smith Didn’t Flip 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

restaurant review

The Otter and Brass are two restaurants with plenty to recommend. It’s too bad they don’t have windows.

the grub street diet William Tyler Pours Himself Cereal Mullets “My go-to lately has been half a cup of Fiber One and half a cup of Cap’n Crunch.” By Alan Sytsma
closings The Dog Days Are Over for Marlow & Sons Andrew Tarlow’s Diner offshoot was somehow even more than the bakery, bar, market, and café it was built to be. By Matthew Schneier
underground gourmet The Most Surprising Pastrami in New York The first thing you need to know is that it’s sold in a mall. By Tammie Teclemariam
reopenings Fedora Is Reborn A look inside the West Village landmark as its new owners prepare to open again. By Megan Krigbaum