Mr. Weisselberg has referred to himself as President Trump’s “eyes and ears” at the Trump Organization. He was incriminated by Michael Cohen in testimony on Wednesday.

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Look! Up on the stage! It’s a show with good intentions (and a “Dear Evan Hansen”-like setup) that can’t rise above its cartoonish plot.

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After listening to residents, Hackney upgraded its council estates with sleek new apartments, mixing subsidized and market-rate tenants.

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Beacon, N.Y., became a destination for city dwellers looking to slow down. Old-timers want to keep the boom going, but the recent arrivals want development to stop where it is.

New York City Transplants and a River Town’s Natives Fight for Its Soul

In the male-dominated real estate universe, the hard hat can be a hard hat to wear.

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The president’s former lawyer gave a public airing of ethical transgressions by Mr. Trump, signaling the further strains to come as Democrats hold more hearings.

Michael Cohen’s Testimony Opens New Phase of Political Turbulence for Trump

Green Chimneys, a school on a farm outside of New York City, is in the vanguard of using animals to help special-needs children learn.

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Hundreds of American commandos and other troops are leaving West Africa even as terrorist attacks intensify and spread across the continent.

Where Terrorism Is Rising in Africa and the U.S. Is Leaving

“I’m not an act,” the Los Angeles Galaxy’s star striker declared as he began his second season in Major League Soccer. “I am the real deal.”

The Truth According to Zlatan

The Knicks rookie is blocking shots at a rate unseen since the days of Manute Bol. On a bad team, he’s a reason to keep watching.

The Perimeter Can’t Protect You From Mitchell Robinson

Mexican officials say this prevents a fight with Trump and costs little, politically, at home. But it defies López Obrador’s promises to defend migrants.

Trump’s Surprising New Ally in Mexico? The Government

Climate change is forcing cancellations of, and changes in, sled dog races in Alaska and Canada, including the most famous of them all.

The Mush in the Iditarod May Soon Be Melted Snow

The ride-sharing company unveiled the prospectus for its initial public offering. It leads a wave of well-known tech start-ups that plan to go public this year.

Lyft’s I.P.O. Filing Reveals Nearly $1 Billion in Losses

At a pitch night in SoHo, female entrepreneurs pitch female venture capitalists.

When Women Control the Money, Female Founders Get Funded

Both climate advocates and deniers of global warming are increasingly using bouts of extreme weather to support their positions.

How the Weather Gets Weaponized in Climate Change Messaging

From Time Inc. to a Ponzi scheme: The journey of Jordan Goodman.

The Fall of ‘America’s Money Answers Man’

Tyler Perry puts on the floral-print dress for what he says is the last time. Sit up and pay attention.

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Wendy Whelan has been chosen to run City Ballet with Jonathan Stafford, but her professional title is missing a prefix, as in co-artistic director.

At New York City Ballet, Progress but Not Equality

The guests discuss Richard Plepler’s influence on the network behind “Game of Thrones” — and ponder what lies ahead as AT&T asserts control.

At an HBO Premiere Party, the C.E.O.’s Seat Was Empty

Brands are giving lucrative endorsement deals to young children on YouTube and Instagram, raising questions about whether their young followers should be seeing that kind of marketing.

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada has been drawn into scandal around a corporation accused of corruption and his former justice minister, who said his office pressured her to drop the case.

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The reporter Gray Chapman drew on her love of opossums, raccoons and skunks to explore the newest trend in unlikely influencers.

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She talks about “How to Train Your Dragon” and “Superstore,” and taking the ugly out of “Ugly Betty.”

America Ferrera on Why People Should See Themselves on TV

The reception was mixed for the 2017 premiere of “Girls of the Golden West.” Now, with revisions, it has arrived in Europe at the Dutch National Opera.

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Michael Robert Willesee, was an Australian television journalist, interviewer and presenter.

March 1, 2019

Headlines from March 1, 2019

Why Allen Weisselberg, Trump’s Money Man, Could Face Scrutiny Next

Review: ‘Superhero,’ a Comic-Book Musical Too Flimsy to Fly

New York Has a Public Housing Problem. Does London Have an Answer?

New York City Transplants and a River Town’s Natives Fight for Its Soul

The Boss? You’re Looking at Her: 7 Women in the Building Business

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Bohemian Rhapsody (Soundtrack)

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Can't Say I Ain't Country

So Far Gone

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