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The New Yorker

The New Yorker is a weekly magazine with a mix of reporting on politics and culture, humor and cartoons, fiction and poetry, and reviews and criti
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Jeremy Denk’s Musical Account of American Divisions
The award-winning pianist on the relationship between music and politics—and on five books that hold them in tension.
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Donald Trump’s A.I. Propaganda
Artificially generated videos of Gaza as a beach resort and of migrant detention as A.S.M.R. are creating a digital mirror world of the future as Trump
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Bonus Daily Cartoon: Giving Up for Lent
“Oh, it’s not ashes—just too many facepalms watching that speech last night.”
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A Poet’s Contemporary Twist on the Bildungsroman
“Good Girl,” by the German-born writer Aria Aber, asks what it means to want to belong to a society that wishes you harm.
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Daily Cartoon: Wednesday, March 5th
“Wait, are we bidding? You can’t bid on something I already bought.”
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The Best Books We’ve Read in 2025 So Far
Our editors and critics review notable new fiction, nonfiction, and poetry.
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Donald Trump’s Golden Age of Bunk
In a Castro-length speech to Congress, the President claimed victory, while proving that even the most unhinged address can be boring if it goes on long
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What Putin Wants Now
Trump has suspended all military aid to Ukraine in an apparent attempt to bring the country to the negotiating table. But does Russia need to negotiat
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“This Life of Mine”: A Terminal Masterwork
The last film by Sophie Fillières, who died before completing it, is a bold reckoning with an artist’s self-awareness and personal freedom in the face
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Elon Musk Also Has a Problem with Wikipedia
Lately, Musk’s beef has merged with a general conviction on the right that the site is biased against conservatives.
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Daily Cartoon: Tuesday, March 4th
It’s called multitasking.
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David Johansen’s Debauched, Preening Brilliance
As the front man of the New York Dolls, Johansen was instrumental in the genesis of punk in the nineteen-seventies. His solo work was equally audaciou
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The Show That Finds the Intrigue Lurking in the Everyday
“The Curious History of Your Home” delves into the origins of the humdrum.
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Stay Tuned for These “S.N.L.” Bumpers
Mary Ellen Matthews has been shooting the show’s hosts and musical guests in variously compromising positions for a quarter of a century. Finally, you
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A Pakistani-American’s DOGE Nightmare
Zain Shirazi, inspired by his family’s experience of post-9/11 racism, has been fighting workplace harassment for the federal government. The Trump Administration
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Oddly Specific Jellycats
Toys in the shape of allergies, regrets, conspiracies, and more.
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Gene Hackman’s Dangerous Smile
The mystery surrounding the great actor’s death belies the solidity of his presence.
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Return to Oz: A 2025 Oscars-Night Diary
The night involved a pair of split pants, a minor earthquake, and a major lovefest for “Anora.”
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An Oscars Night Divided Against Itself
Even as the Academy increasingly recognizes independent productions, a blockbuster mentality still governs the almost unwatchable ceremony.
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At the Oscars, “Anora” Keeps a Dream of American Cinema Alive
The ninety-seventh annual Academy Awards were buoyed by two plucky indies and a brave, history-making Palestinian-Israeli documentary.
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