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encounter The Woman Who Ate Eric Adams for Breakfast Activist Olayemi Olurin channeled a whole city’s frustration to grill the mayor on morning radio. By Angelina Chapin

crime By Bindu Bansinath The Case Against the Mommy Vlogger Accused of Child Abuse In newly-released diaries, Ruby Franke called her children the “spawn of Satan” and details how she starved them as punishment.

career How to Write a Thank-You Email After a Job Interview You’re not actually thanking your interviewer; you’re continuing the conversation and strengthening the impression you made. By Alison Green

power All of the Allegations Against Diddy Five people have accused the rapper of sexual abuse in lawsuits, and now federal agents have raided the rapper’s homes. By Andrea González-Ramírez

personal finance What It’s Like to Plan Vacations for Billionaires A travel agent for the ultrawealthy on hacking restaurant reservations, getting last-minute tickets, and why yachts are the new hotels. By Charlotte Cowles

career In February, Leeann Mata became the first Black woman to own a dispensary in Brooklyn with the opening of Matawana. As a small-business owner and single mom of three, Mata wears several hats, mentoring employees, cultivating vendor relationships, networking with other local businesses, and even prepping orders. Here’s how she gets it done.

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power The Women Who Run Harlem Major cultural institutions in the neighborhood are changing and more relevant than ever. By Najha Zigbi-Johnson
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health The Ozempic Pushers Some fat patients say doctors are pressuring them to take the miracle drug instead of listening to their immediate health concerns. By Angelina Chapin
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life after roe The Exes Who Froze Embryos and Regret It From hurt feelings and debt to legal battles and harassment, the risks of committing by combining DNA are high no matter which state you live in. By Emi Nietfeld