Kushner Companies Seeking 0 Million to Pay Off Chinese Backers A Jersey City tower built by the family firm was financed with some $190 million in loans, including $50 million through the so-called EB-5 visa program.
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Front Burner: The Chef George Mendes Offers His Egg Tarts to Go Pasteis de nata, flaky custard tarts, travel well in geometric boxes from the Portuguese restaurant Lupulo.
Front Burner: Learn to Make Pies With Former Gourmet Editors Ian Knauer and Shelley Wiseman teach hands-on pie-making classes at the Farm Cooking School in New Jersey.
At Governors Ball, Good Style Is Weatherproof See our favorite looks from the occasionally rainy music festival.
Front Burner: Satay Bar Opens at Gansevoort Market Skinny’s Satay Bar sells chicken skewers made popular at Philippe and Mr. Chow.
How Cold Brew Changed the Coffee Business The iced coffee drink has lifted the industry, creating enormous summertime demand for coffee and a whole new audience.
Night Out: An Evening With Nas Means Caribbean Food and Heavy Beats The rapper is back in New York, and his long-awaited album is almost done. “Two weeks,” he said. “I always say I’m two weeks away from finishing.”
Subway Delays Strike Again, Tangling Over a Dozen Lines Signal issues were seemingly everywhere on Monday, and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority said that workers were on the scene investigating.
New York Today: New York Today: New Yorkers of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band Monday: A Beatles anniversary, a stroll to Strawberry Fields, and honorary band members.
Police Commissioner Quietly Visits Injured New York Officer Dragged by Car Officers were keeping vigil at Kings County Hospital Center for Officer Dalsh Veve, who was dragged by a stolen car in Brooklyn late Saturday.
Op-Ed Contributor: New York City Should Grade Buildings on Energy Efficiency A simple tweak to an existing law could help the city reach its goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 80 percent by 2050.
Rebuking Congress, Cuomo Plans to Keep State Health Care Plans Intact The governor will require companies in the state’s insurance marketplace to guarantee 10 “essential health benefits,” including hospitalization, maternity and pediatric care.
Question in Battle Over ‘Diller Island’: Which Billionaire Blinks First? A new permit was issued for the $250 million undulating platform that media mogul Barry Diller wants to build along the Hudson River, but his opponents said they would continue…
Metropolitan Diary: Inner Peace Gets a Test Encountering a source of annoyance in an unexpected setting.
Ballet Dancer Leaps Onto Subway Tracks and Lifts Man to Safety Gray Davis, an American Ballet Theater dancer, rescued a 58-year-old man who the police said was pushed onto the tracks in the 72nd Street station on Saturday.