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Inside Canada's plan for Trump's trade war: maximum pain for Red states.
Our story on how Canada plans to retaliate, if Trump makes good on imposing tariffs on America's biggest trading partner. 🎁 nytimes.com/2025/01/17/world…
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Misleading hed.
Agreeing politics are “broken” (87%), the economic system unfairly favors the rich (68%), Trump shouldn’t prosecute critics (73%), “immigrants strengthen the country” (56%) but would deport undocumenteds who are crooks (87%) is not “support for Trump’s policies.”
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Many films are called revelatory and visionary, but David Lynch’s films seem made to exemplify these terms, @tnyfrontrow writes. nyer.cm/2Fa6cCK
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Coyotes that live in New York City are adapting to human food, changing their family habits and swimming through the East River. gothamist.com/news/do-coyote…
David Lynch's NYC Department of Sanitation PSA
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Rest In Peace, David Lynch. It was an honor to have you on our team in NYC’s “War on Rats.”
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Rest in peace, David Lynch. There are many funny stories about the Twin Peaks and Mulholland Drive auteur, ranging from his Mad Men fandom to campaigning for Laura Dern’s Oscar with a cow. Here are ten of the most wonderful. vulture.com/2025/01/david-ly…
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In 1991, David Lynch showed the world the alienation and innate horror of a dirty street, directing this unforgettable anti-littering ad for the City of New York.
RIP to a visionary filmmaker and a pioneer of the Trash Revolution.
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David Lynch’s “most uncanny talent,” Howard Fishman writes, was his “ability to plug into the socket of our collective unconscious, generating sparks that light up the dark of our waking lives, offering glimpses of the great unknown we carry within.” nyer.cm/Xsr1M8Z
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Director-writer David Lynch, who radicalized American film with with a dark, surrealistic artistic vision in films like “Blue Velvet” and “Mulholland Drive” and network television with “Twin Peaks,” has died. He was 78. bit.ly/40is3yQ
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Photographer Pepe Diniz was a server at Raoul's for more than a decade, starting in the late '70s.
He has published his photographs in the book "My Nights at Raoul's," which features stories of famous customers: bit.ly/3HB79lE
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Amazing how much of what gets counted as "activity" and "life" in Manhattan was, in reality, just drivers from New Jersey
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part of the reason nyc-discourse inspires such vehement reactions from people is that its existence is so singular within the US that any positive comment about it inherently highlights the perceived shortcomings of their own city, which is part of their identity
End Credits for "Slaves of New York" (1989)
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