New York Headlines

• Most Aggressive Move Against Tech Giants in Decades

  (by The New York Times for The New York Times 23 minutes ago)
  U.S. stock futures indicated a gain on the day Speaker Nancy Pelosi set as a deadline for an agreement on an economic stimulus deal.
  
  

• How We Spend Hours a Day Using Google's Products

  (by Brian X. Chen for The New York Times 23 minutes ago)
  Googling something was all we once did with Google. Now we spend hours a day using its maps, videos, security cameras, email, smartphones and more.
  
  

• Alleged gunman nabbed boarding international flight after fatal shooting

  (by Joe Marino, Craig McCarthy for The New York Post 38 minutes ago)
  Authorities stopped an alleged gunman from fleeing the country after shooting up an illegal social club in the Bronx, leaving one dead and two injured, The Post has learned. The alleged triggerman, whose name was not immediately known, was picked up at an NYC-area airport with a ticket to the Dominican Republic, according to police...
  
  
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• NYPD releases photo of suspect who shoved grandma onto subway tracks

  (by Craig McCarthy for The New York Post 46 minutes ago)
  The unidentified attacker is seen in the brief clip just before the violent encounter unfolded around 1:45 p.m. Monday at the C train’s Clinton-Washington stop, according to cops.
  

• NJ Gov. Murphy vetoes police body camera bills over cost, privacy

  (by Joshua Rhett Miller for The New York Post 55 minutes ago)
  New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy is conditionally vetoing two bills expanding the usage of police body cameras in the state — citing cost and privacy concerns. Murphy wrote Monday in a conditional veto statement that while police body cameras are a “wise public investment,” he couldn’t approve one of the bills, S-1163, which would require...
  
  

• An N.Y.C. Enclave Where Trump Flags Fly

  (by Corey Kilgannon for The New York Times an hour ago)
  Breezy Point, a private enclave in Queens, is a bastion of Trump supporters in liberal New York City.
  
  

• The Google Antitrust Lawsuit Explained

  (by Steve Lohr for The New York Times 2 hours ago)
  The suit is the first antitrust action against the company to result from investigations by American regulators.
  
  

• Line Holders Are Paid to Wait All Night Outside Motor Vehicle Offices

  (by Lauren Hard for The New York Times 3 hours ago)
  A huge backlog at the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission has spawned a new gig worker.
  
  

• Virus Cases Spike in New Jersey, Threatening ‘Lurch Backward’

  (by Tracey Tully and Michael Gold for The New York Times 18 hours ago)
  Gov. Philip D. Murphy said that residents should refrain from all but necessary out-of-state travel.
  
  

• Could Joe Biden Actually Bring America Back Together?

  (by Michael Luo for The New Yorker 2 days, 22 hours ago)
  Michael Luo writes about whether a Joe Biden Presidency would have the ability to heal the U.S.’s partisan divide, in an age when social and cultural differences are imprinted on party affiliations.
  

• The Racial Politics of Kamala Harris’s Performance Style

  (by Lauren Michele Jackson for The New Yorker 2 days, 23 hours ago)
  Lauren Michele Jackson writes about Senator Kamala Harris’s facial expressions, which have been the focus of both fans and detractors and have inspired many GIFs.
  

• The Great Coronavirus Divide: Wall Street Profits Surge as Poverty Rises

  (by John Cassidy for The New Yorker 3 days, 21 hours ago)
  John Cassidy writes about the ways in which Wall Street firms have made money during the coronavirus pandemic, and what needs to be done to help American workers recover.