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Can New York's Penn Station Ever Be Great Again?
Four architects lay out their vision for a brighter, cheerier, more functional transit hub.
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Archives
A Very Brief History of Why It's So Hard to Get From Brooklyn to Queens
It wasn't always this way.
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Photos
World's Tiniest Library Pops Up In New York City
The "inhabitable" library looks more like a weird robot or a doughnut on stilts.
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High Line Park
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What's the Difference Between a Shady Hotelier and an Airbnb Host?
A question in dire need of a legal answer.
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Charts
The World's Most Popular Tourist Cities
How Bangkok became the hottest city for international travelers.
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How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love New York's Bike-Share
A bike-skeptical New Yorker's journey toward acceptance.
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Maya Lin's Newest Work Is a 'Last Memorial' to the Vanishing Natural World
"I am going to try to wake you up to things that are missing that you are not even aware are disappearing."
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Mayor Bloomberg's Retirement Plan: 'Destroy' the Taxi Industry
Bloomberg has pledged to reinvent the industry after he leaves office. What might that look like?
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If a Photographer Takes a Picture of You Through Your Apartment Window, Is it Art?
A lawsuit against Arne Svenson, who captured unwitting subjects through their windows, could draw an important line between art and intrusion.
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Swarm Watch
Why You May Not Be Seeing Many 17-Year Brood II Cicadas
Where's the dang swarm, already?
