With his sentencing in New York now postponed indefinitely, it's safe to say the attempt to prosecute Donald Trump has come to an end. I've collected all my @NYMag stories on Trump's trials in one place. You can find the archive here

Since it seems to be “just asking questions” week here, reupping my @NYMag Jeffrey Epstein mystery roundtable discussion from 2021. Not a lot of answers since that time. Still worth listening to the experts.

Technically speaking, I think the attorney general is three rungs above the deputy director of the FBI in the DOJ chain of command, so this is a pretty ballsy demand.

As usual, a good and insightful @NYMag column from @errollouis on the NYC establishment's panic attack over the prospect of Mayor Mamdani

What a quote (from this morning’s @nytimes Cuomo postmortem)

My contribution to the next @NYMag’s cover package: How NYC’s business and political elites freaked out last week over Zohran Mamdani

Sigh, once again, Generation X isn’t even worth toppling

My latest, for @NYMag's special Hamptons issue, is a madcap farce about the lengths that wealthy people will go to stretch, or break, or triumph over the zoning code

My collection of East African history books suddenly has a small note of relevance to life here in NYC. Wait for it…

RT @charlottetklein: The Atlantic — which added ~100,000 new subscribers in the single week after breaking the Signal story — has been on a….

Such a wonderful and entertaining tell-some (but sadly not tell-all!) interview with Jason Isaacs for @NYMag by @andrewrgoldman

RT @anniekarni: .@kashhill has the scariest beat.

It's gotta be Dr. Octagon.

My story @NYMag story on the case, and its repercussions for James O'Keefe and Project Veritas, is here

Thus ends the saga for everyone, except Ashley Biden, whose deeply personal thoughts, written down while in rehab, will be floating around the Internet forever.

SDNY dropped its investigation of the question of whether Project Veritas trafficked in stolen property, which was long tied up in litigation over a search warrant and press shield claims, earlier this year.

In the end, only Kurlander and the woman who actually stole the diary, Aimee Harris, were charged with crimes. Besty Fago, who hosted a party (attended by Don Jr) where the diary was passed around got a pardon her son, who faced unrelated charges, from Trump recently.

Robert Kurlander, a Florida man who pleaded guilty to a federal crime in connection to the theft and sale of Ashley Biden's diary to Project Veritas, has finally been sentenced, to time served.

NJ teachers union president, who is running for governor on $40 million in union money via PAC, has paid $8.3 million to firm led by former Newark school bd prez, apparently for “canvassing”. Too bad US atty Alina Habba is busy arresting other candidates

Two years ago, Cohen laid out his plan to win approval for his Metropolitan Park redevelopment project in a profile I wrote for @NYMag

Steve Cohen and his team of lobbyists stuck with it and got a legislative stamp of approval that many thought impossible. Winning the casino license is much more doable now with the demise of Related's proposal for Hudson Yards. Then it's. I believe the phrase is. "ka-ching".