A New York bus operator on working under the threat of the virus, and Nicholas Lemann on the Republican Party after Trump.

David Remnick speaks with the legendary musician, and two leaders of the progressive left discuss the election and the state of our democracy.

Far-right extremists ride into the liberal Northwestern bastion to clash with anti-racism protesters. Plus, a conversation with Dr. Anthony Fauci.

Our reporters on the mood of voters in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, and a conversation with the novelist Marilynne Robinson.

Jaime Harrison, a Democrat who’s never held elected office, is running to unseat a G.O.P. power broker. Plus, Jia Tolentino on what she’s been reading and watching since having a baby.

New Yorker political writers cover the numerous risks to the election, real and imagined; and the director discusses her new heist movie.

A small town struggles with a statue honoring men who fought for secession and slavery, and with the meaning of its history. Plus, the long shadow of Richard Wagner on modern culture.

The actress, along with the screenwriter Paul Rudnick, talks about playing a character close to her heart: a New Yorker who is educated, funny, and losing her mind over Donald Trump.

A sit-down interview with the Democratic nominee on how he sees his moment. Plus, Rick Perlstein on Goldwater, Reagan, and Trump.