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By Marc Jacobson

One woman fled the pious world of her mother to return to the secular city of her grandparents, but the Satmars kept her daughter.

Morning in America: By Mark Binelli; How Joe Scarborough reinvented himself.

By Grant Stoddard

Though the lights are dimming on Coney Island, there’s still time to learn the age-old secrets of the sideshow.

By Andrew M. Goldstein

Why isn’t Russell Simmons mad at Jesse Jackson?

Return to New York: By Beth Landman; ImClone founder Sam Waksal is headed to the Bronx, after doing time in Michigan.

By Kurt Andersen

The commentariat Russert leaves behind has never been larger, or louder. But is it really any more powerful?

The Slugger Gets Into the Groove: By Will Leitch; Does A-Rod even know the extent to which he’s being used, and does it even matter?

Using Heroin Safely: The contents of a clean-injection kit and syringe (which can be used for heroin, meth, etc.) from Housing Works’ Harm Reduction Place on Crosby Street.

On the Loose: By Mark Adams; The Reverend Jesse Jackson’s accidental admission that he’d like to emasculate Barack Obama was hardly the week’s only awkward idle chatter.