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The 5 Life-and-Death Issues That Both Trump and Clinton Ignore
How One Subscription Service Is Making Cannabis Chic
The Space Industry’s Most Powerful Women Call for Gender Diversity & Visibility
How You Can Own Marty McFly’s Self-Lacing Nike Sneakers
Post-Punk 101: What Is Post-Punk?
Finding the Bright Side to Brexit

Top Stories

Russian President Vladimir Putin chairs a meeting on improving interbudgetary relations, at the Kremlin in Moscow on September 26, 2016. / AFP / SPUTNIK /

Has the Russian Mole Inside NSA Finally Been Arrested?

By John R. Schindler

Prince Harry and Ellie Goulding.

Ellie Goulding Finally Talks About Her Relationship With Prince Harry

By Margaret Abrams

A crest of the Federal Bureau of Investigation is seen 03 August 2007 inside the J. Edgar Hoover FBI Building in Washington, DC.

Politicization of the FBI Threatens American Democracy

By John R. Schindler

Exploded Windowpane Two-Button Sport Coat, Brown, $2,995.00

7 Plaid Pieces for a Dapper Lad

By Observer Content Studio

HARRISBURG, PA - OCTOBER 04: Democratic presidential nominee former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton speaks to reporters following a Pennsylvania Democrats voter registration event at Zembo Shrine on October 4, 2016 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Hillary Clinton is campaigning in Pennsylvania.

Exclusive: WikiLeaks Guccifer 2.0 Teaser Exposes Pay-to-Play and Financial Data

By Michael Sainato

Tim Gouw

Why You Should Never—Under Any Circumstances—Accept a Counteroffer

Business & Tech

By Keith Liscio

Special Focus: Luxury Travel

Where to Stay: Modern Art Surrounds Ultimate Luxury at The Surrey
Book a Sleepover in Brooklyn’s Favorite Record Store, Rough Trade
What Do Those TSA Scribbles on Your Boarding Pass Really Mean?
Travel Through Trancoso, Brazil Like Regal Tiger Designer Sarah Lalji
The Legendary Wine Cellar Hidden Beneath Monte Carlo
Choose Your Own Adventure With These Insane Bespoke Vacation Packages

Politics

Public Advocate Letitia James.

Public Advocate to Mayor and ACS Commissioner: What’s ‘Dead Wrong is Dead Children’

By Madina Toure

The gas tax bill gets its final day on the floor in the N.J. Assembly and Senate tomorrow.

Legislative Preview: Gas Tax Bill Goes to Final Vote in Senate, Assembly

Bridge

TTF Legislation Is Historic Turning Point For New Jersey

A monitor displays a feed of CNN election coverage during a primary night gathering for democratic presidential candidate former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton at the Philadelphia Convention Center on April 26, 2016 in Philadelphia, Penn.

CNN Censors Third Party Supporters as ‘Undecided’ in Focus Group

By Michael Sainato

Mayor Bill de Blasio discusses the city's rent freeze program.

De Blasio Says He’s Campaigning for Hillary Clinton in Michigan to Help New York City

By Madina Toure

Arts & Entertainment

A curator stands in front of a work by Kelley Walker.

CAM Staffer Attacked Over Kelley Walker Art, Lady Christ Sculpture Returns, and More

By Guelda Voien

Raul Esparza, Mariska Hargitay and Paula Marshal on Law & Order: SVU.

‘Law & Order: SVU’ 18×3 recap: A Bundle of Identity Fraud and Desperation

Keifer Sutherland is designated to survive. Which makes sense...kind of?

Imagined Dialogue For: President Kiefer Sutherland in ‘Designated Survivor’

The world premiere of ten in seven at City Ballet's Fall Gala 2016, with choreography by Peter Walker and music by Thomas Kikta.

City Ballet Kicks Off the Season With a Predictable Mix of High and Lows

By Robert Gottlieb

Jazz composer and saxophonist Ted Nash

Remember When Political Speeches Weren’t So Divisive?

By Kabir Sehgal and Douglas Brinkley

Style & Design

Kith

Cap’n Crunch Is Cool Again Thanks to KITH

By Margaret Abrams

Erin Heatherton is packing up her West Village apartment.

Erin Heatherton Lists Chic Morton Square Pad After Lawsuit

By Morgan Halberg

Rehearsals serve as a place to refine meticulous cues and staging

Meet the Woman Who’s Reinventing the Meaning of Fashion Week

By Kelsi Trinidad

The latest shot of Kate Moss on the agency's Instagram

Kate Moss’ New Modeling Agency Is Accepting Applications on Instagram

By Madeleine Streets

What's going to happen to real estate this autumn?

What Is Going on With Apartment Prices in New York?

By Morgan Halberg

Business & Technology

NEW YORK, NY - SEPTEMBER 28: Founder and Executive Producer at M SS NG P ECES Ari Kuschnir, Filmmaker and Radio Producer Bianca Giaever, Public Radio Producer and Writer Starlee Kine and Shelly Palmer Digital Living Host Benjamin Palmer (L-R) speak onstage at the "What Audio Can Do for Video" panel during Advertising Week 2015 AWXII at the Getty Images Stage at B.B. King Blues Club and Grill on September 28, 2015 in New York City.

Gimlet Has Dropped Starlee Kine’s podcast, ‘Mystery Show’

Business & Tech

Afraid yet?

The #IfISeeAClown Meme Is So Funny It’s Making All These Terrifying Sightings Worth It

Business & Tech

By Sage Lazzaro

Jimena Almendares speaks at the BEHAVE 2016 behavioral marketing conference.

Consultant and Ex-OKCupid Exec Jimena Almendares Details Her Day

Business & Tech

By John Bonazzo

Cover, Rolling Blackouts: Dispatches From Turkey, Syria and Iraq, by Sarah Glidden (2016)

Sarah Glidden Paints Pictures of Journalists’ Discomforts

Nanomachines are one billionth of a meter in size and one billionth the width of a human hair.

Nobel Prize-Winning Nanomachines Can Be Used in Factories and Hospitals

Business & Tech

By John Bonazzo

Features

Anxious Man: Rashid Johnson on Navigating Worry, Violence and Parenthood
Josh Groban Finally Treads the Boards on Broadway
The 30 Most Influential Women in NJ Politics, Elected and Non-Elected
Pedro Pascal: From ‘Game of Thrones’ to Game of Blow
What Jerry Lewis Talks About When He Talks About Love
Aaron Eckhart: The Hero With at Least Two Faces
‘Doctor Who’ Actress Michelle Gomez Is Both Master and Missy
Keep Kyle MacLachlan Weird: David Lynch’s Muse Happily Returns Home
Anna Get Your Gunn
Extreme Preening: Why Rich Men Are the New Rich Women
Gabby Karan de Felice Is Vying to Become the Ultimate Hamptons Hostess
Prince Charming No More: Jude Law Opens Up About Complications of Fatherhood
‘The Father’ Knows Best: Frank Langella Reflects on His Theatrical Legacy
The New Nasty: Inside the World of High-Society Smackdowns
What Dreams May Come: Actor and Artist Adrien Brody Goes Beyond the Wall of Sleep

Videos

Kungs

How a French Teenager Made the Biggest Hit Song of 2016, ‘This Girl’

"Luke's" Diner

The Exquisite Pain of the ‘Gilmore Girls’ Pop-Up Diner

By Dana Schwartz

Tom Hanks using a prehistoric iPhone to listen a floppy disk (I presume).

What We Can Learn From the Bygone Americana of ‘That Thing You Do!’

By Justin Joffe

Iliza, on location at 68 Thomas Street

Iliza Shlesinger, on Stalkers and Standup

By Dana Schwartz

S U R V I V E.

‘Stranger Things’ Composers S U R V I V E Lead the New Synth Renaissance

By Bryan Reesman

Power Lists

The New York Observer's annual ranking of political power.

New York City’s Political Power 50

News & Politics

By Observer Politics Team

(Illustration: Victor Juhasz)

The Observer’s 2015 PR Power 50

News & Politics

By Michael Kaminer and John Bonazzo

L.A. Power 25

Observer’s LA Power 25

By Oliver Jones

Illustration by Victor Juhasz

Observer’s New York Political Power List

News & Politics

By Ross Barkan, Will Bredderman and Jillian Jorgensen

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