Morning Brief: September 26
Morning Brief: September 26
A musical legend. An esteemed international photographer. A popular author. Before his show tonight, introduce yourself to Graham Nash. [More information]
WEATHER
Sunny for the most part, with a high of 71. [Full forecast]
NEED TO KNOW
The Metro North problems commuters encountered yesterday may not be behind us. [New York Times]
Correspondence between New Jersey Senate candidate Cory Booker and a stripper has come to light. [New York Times]
New York City is far behind when it comes to investing in libraries. [Daily News]
ON STAGE TONIGHT
All the Faces of the Moon; 7 p.m. at Joe's Pub [More information]
SPORTS
Tampa Bay Rays at Yankees; 7:05 p.m.
Milwaukee Brewers at Mets; 7:10 p.m.
TODAY'S HISTORY
1960: The first televised debate is broadcasted from Chicago. Richard Nixon squared off against John F. Kennedy.
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