In today's roundup: - Why Mayor Adams called the New York Times 'silly' - The search continues for the buyer of a $1 million winning lottery ticket sold in Inwood last year. + more
Today is the second Primary Day of the summer here in New York —"Reckless and 'a fabulous waste' of taxpayer money" is how one nuclear weapons expert described that weird viral PSA the city released about what to do if we get nuked. for reporting on the expensive dinner he ate at the same Midtown restaurant 14 times last month without visibly paying the bill.
"You can't stay in 1888 forever. You gotta find ways to connect with different people": Katz's Deli's third-generation millennial owner hosted asold in Inwood last year that's set to expire on September 28th.
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Quiet quitting: The new employee pushbackWorkplace advice: The 'quiet quitting' trend, which emerged in July from a viral TikTok video, involves checked-out workers who do the bare minimum needed to keep their jobs.
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U.K. inflation could surge to 19% by next year, Citi economist saysJust as consumers are getting used to double-digit inflation, a new forecast says U.K. inflation could reach 18.6% early next year.
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Police: Boy, 7, shot playing video games in his bedroom inside Germantown homeA 7-year-old boy became the victim of a shooting as police say he innocently sat playing video games Saturday night.
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NYC man beaten unconscious with a rock in subway station attackThe victim was walking along a Q subway line platform at 12:48 a.m. Saturday when someone approached him and 'engaged him in an unknown verbal dispute,' New York police said in a statement.
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