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What We Know About the Arrest of Mahmoud Khalil

DHS agents detained Khalil, a green card-holding Palestinian activist who took part in the Gaza protests at Columbia University. By Nia Prater

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The Cut

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ICE Arrests Palestinian Student-Protest Leader at Columbia

By Andrea González-Ramírez

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Another Simple Favor Crew Brushes Off Lively-Baldoni Drama

Anna Kendrick and Paul Feig deflect and defy concerns and trolling during the film’s SXSW premiere. By Fran Hoepfner

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Curbed

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Robert Wilson’s Chairs, Jeweled Coffee Tables, and More Design Finds

Plus new gallery openings in Soho, Nomad, and the Upper East Side. By Morgan Meier

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Grub Street

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Printemps Is French. Its Food Speaks Creole.

Chef Gregory Gourdet is applying his Haitian background to the downtown megastore’s many menus.

the grub street diet Monica Lewinsky Once Wrote a Poem About Pizza “It found its way to the internet in 1998 or soon after. Mary Oliver I am not.” By Rima Parikh
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restaurant review Cafe Commerce Offers Easy Uptown Glamour, Day or Night Lululemon meets coconut cake at Harold Moore’s new UES canteen. By Matthew Schneier

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