In this newsletter piece, John Cassidy discusses how Donald Trump's tariff threats indicate the potential start of a larger trade war. Alongside this, Eric Lach examines the architectural quirks of a half-finished luxury condo skyscraper in Manhattan, which has leaned due to construction flaws. This tilted tower serves as a metaphor for America’s foundational issues—reflecting greed, ambition, and disarray. Additionally, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s advancement for the Department of Health and Human Services spotlights concerns regarding his controversial statements, while Netanyahu visits the U.S. post-ceasefire with Hamas, emphasizing international tensions.
The stalled tower at 161 Maiden Lane, a six-hundred-and-seventy-foot luxury condo, has leaned three inches northward since 2018, showcasing flaws in ambition, greed, and engineering.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s advancement in the Senate for Health and Human Services raises eyebrows due to his misleading statements, questioning his credibility to lead public health.
In a broader context, Cassidy views the leaning condo as a metaphor for America's foundational issues, echoing arguments about accountability and solutions.
Netanyahu's visit marks a significant moment following the ceasefire deal with Hamas, emphasizing the complexities of international relations and ongoing tensions in the region.
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