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Because kids are quoting Trump to bully other kids, check out today's end-of-day links: Bill Maher profile, old trains, Uber firings, Trump may livetweet Comey testimony, Bob Dylan potato chips, and bulldog watches horror movie.

Lauper said, 'Women are still fighting for fundamental rights and equal pay!'

What if UberX but for taxis?

Critics say the DOE has failed to address the underlying issue, which is segregation.

The judges said that the Bloomberg administration improperly signed off on the plan without seeking the state legislative approval needed when giving away parkland.

160 tenants who lived in the city's affordable housing units reported incomes of more than $100K.

An immersive new exhibition exploring public space and mass surveillance is coming to the Park Avenue Armory, and much like its subject, it's difficult to tell when exactly the experience begins, and when it ends.

Give gin a chance!

"This is us, and this is sexual harassment."

Withdraw felt cash from the felt ATM and go on a felt shopping spree.

Renowned sushi chef David Bouhadana is now serving a rapid-fire, twelve-course meal at his four-stool "restaurant" in Gansevoort Market. And it is delicious.

He admitted to falsifying rent rolls to get tens of millions of dollars worth of mortgages.

Breitbart's ad revenue plummets, a mammoth new Asian market opens in Brooklyn, Trump is frustrated with Sessions, and much more in our midday link roundup.

"Of course the Internet lost their covfefe over this. Why did the president type that? It was the new, 'what color is the dress,' but instead of 'white versus blue,' it was 'sleepy versus stroke.'"

A summer pop-up from two Balthazar and Minetta Tavern alums brings the classic American steakhouse menu to the inventive dining and performance space.

A look at Frank Lloyd Wright's existing and demolished New York structures, as well as his plan to transform the East Village that never came to be.

Ethics reforms, environmental rights, and even marijuana legalization could come out of a convention, but worker advocates say labor protections could be undone.

The 15-year-old who was driving could be charged with attempted murder.

The musical includes original songs by Steven Tyler and Joe Perry of Aerosmith, The Flaming Lips, John Legend, Cyndi Lauper, T.I., They Might Be Giants, and a random David Bowie tune for good measure.

"A woman was getting undressed. Some guys were taking off their T-shirts, and then I saw women taking their shirts off. They had their bras on."

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