New York Post - Sunday, September 20, 2026 - AI Force and First-Date Picks

Sep 20, 2026

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New York Post Sunday issue content focuses on President Trump’s announcement of an “AI Force” and an AI “czar” to regulate and support the industry, dismissing “apocalyptic AI” fears as a “hoax.” It also covers dating and romance recommendations, including top first-date eateries in the West Village based on Tawkify survey results, plus separate reporting on research about wider-faced men as more capable parents and a review of Carnegie Deli’s return.

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Trump’s “AI Force” Announcement

Filling Bellies, Hearts: First-Date Eateries

Wider Face, Better Dad? Research Note

Carnegie Deli Revival Review

LATE CITY FINAL SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2026 / Rain, humid 69° / Weather: P. 28 [HH](HH SUNDAY nypost.com $2.00)[ SUNDAY](HH SUNDAY nypost.com $2.00)[ nypost.com](HH SUNDAY nypost.com $2.00)[ $2.00](HH SUNDAY nypost.com $2.00) Trump creates‘AI Force’to regulate and nurture industry, calling AI-pocalypse panic a ‘hoax’ NY Post Design P r e s i d e n t Tr u m p announced Saturday he’s creating a new “AI Force” and designating a new AI “czar to regulate and grow artificial intelligence”— while insisting fears of apocalyptic AI are just another “hoax.” He said he would not “stand by” and let his political opponents take down an industry he views as paramount to US competitiveness.“We will not in any way hinder or stifle the Growth of this incredible Industry. Rather, we will cherish it, help it, and watch over it, as it grows! However, we will also be looking forBAD,” he wrote on Truth Social. PAGES 4-5 2 New York Post, Sunday, September 20, 2026 [nypost.com](nypost.com) Filling bellies,& hearts The Big Apple has no shortage of places to fall in love — the trick is finding the right place to start. Nervous New Yorkershunting for the perfect spot for a fantastic first impression may want to look toward the West Village, which claims four of the city’s top 15 first-date eateries, according to a new survey from matchmaking service Tawkify. Among the West Village’s strongest showings is Do Not Disturb, an intimate speakeasy-style restaurant and cocktail bar featuring savory seafood and candlelight. It landed at No. 5 on the list, followed by the charming, family-owned Italian restaurant Palma at No. 8. The romantic One if by Land, Two if by Sea —known for its candlelit tables, brick fireplaces and live piano player — ranked No. 11. Tawkify evaluated 97 cocktail bars, restaurants, bistros and cafes across the five boroughs and scored them on conversationfriendliness, ambiance, lowpressure atmosphere, plus ratings and affordability, drawing on thousands of Google reviews. St. Mazie jazz bar and restaurant in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, took the top spot. Jeanne Erickson Wider face, better dad? It’s a broad generalization. Researchers have found that men with wider faces are viewed as more capable parents than their pinheaded counterparts, per a study in Evolutionary Psychological Science.“Perceivers may be inferring a certain configuration of formidability,” lead author Mitch Brown of the Department of Psychological Science at the University ofArkansas, told PsyPost. His team’s research built upon previous studies that demonstrated that wider male faces were associated with physical strength and suitability for parental protector roles. Ben Cost Carnegie back, better than ever CUOZZO C arnegie Deli’s back after a 10-year absence—and not a New York minute too soon. Historic West Midtown without pastrami on rye was like a ballpark without hot dogs. Starbucks and contemporary eateries like Locanda Verde and high-end chocolate shop Laderach have none of Carnegie Deli’s picklebarrel aura. I didn’t much care when the Carnegie shut down a decade ago. It was popular mainly with schmaltz-loving tourists who wouldn’t know pastrami from prosecco. But its surprise revival this month at 834 Seventh Ave.—once the site of its longtime rival the Stage Deli, which closed in 2012—means a helluva lot more now. It puts a little bit of old-time magic back in fast-changing West Midtown, which needs all the retro vibe it can get. Owner Sarri Harper looked for anew location to reopen for years.(Carnegie Deli products were available only online and at sports venues.) It was only a “twist offate” they ended up at the old Stage location, her spokesperson said. The reborn Carnegie Deli has better pastrami and chicken soup than its predecessor did. Service by friendly waitresses is a big improvement over the crusty “whaddya have” of yore. It all happens amidst vintage,“Wall of Fame” photos of showbiz stars that

FAQs

What is the “AI Force” announcement in the issue about?

President Trump says he is creating a new “AI Force” and appointing an AI “czar” to regulate and help the artificial intelligence industry grow, while calling AI-apocalypse panic a hoax.

Which area is highlighted for first-date restaurants?

The West Village is featured as a strong starting point for a first impression, including several top-ranked eateries from a Tawkify survey.

What new information is mentioned about men’s faces and parenting?

A study reported that men with wider faces are perceived as more capable parents than men with narrower faces, linking this perception to traits associated with parental protectiveness.

What does the issue say about Carnegie Deli’s return?

Carnegie Deli is described as having reopened after a 10-year absence, with improved service and updated versions of signature items like pastrami and chicken soup.

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