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The cartoonist’s political awakening inspired a new show on Hulu. And, at home with a newborn, the writer and voracious cultural critic recommends a book, a record, and a reality show. (article)
Jaime Harrison, a Democrat who’s never held elected public office, is running to unseat a G.O.P. power broker. What’s his strategy? Plus, a review of the boom in Trump literature. (article)
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. (episode)
Jaime Harrison, a Democrat who’s never held elected public office, is running to unseat a G.O.P. power broker and key player in the Supreme Court nomination fight. What’s his strategy?
A Washington Post books editor immersed himself in a new genre: books that purport to explain Donald Trump and his era.
The cartoonist’s political awakening inspired his new show on Hulu. “Making people laugh and then punching them in the face with a serious issue,” he says, “is the way to work.”
At home with a newborn, the writer and voracious cultural critic recommends a book, a record, and a reality show.
The writer and filmmaker’s third darkly comic feature contains both “silly heist stuff” and a tragically failed family. Plus, David Remnick honors Roger Angell on his centennial. (article)
New Yorker political writers cover the numerous risks to the election: some quite real, and some that could be self-fulfilling prophecies. (article)
New Yorker political writers cover the numerous risks to the election, real and imagined; and the director discusses her new heist movie. (episode)
New Yorker political writers cover the numerous risks to the election: some quite real, and some that could be self-fulfilling prophecies.
The writer and filmmaker’s third darkly comic feature is about a family of grifters. What she calls “the silly heist stuff” lets her deal with heartbreaking family dynamics.
David Remnick toasts Roger Angell, who has contributed to The New Yorker since the Second World War, with writings on baseball and every other topic under the sun.
The music critic Alex Ross teases out Wagner’s huge and vexed influence on the twentieth century—in music, film, politics and more. (article)
During the Civil War, some men in Maryland’s Talbot County fought on the side of slavery. Now a small town struggles with the statue that honors them, and with the meaning of history. (article)
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. (episode)
During the Civil War, some men in Maryland’s Talbot County fought on the side of slavery. Now a small town struggles with the statue that honors them, and with the meaning of history.
The music critic Alex Ross teases out Wagner’s huge and vexed influence on the twentieth century—in music, film, politics and more.
A celebrated science-fiction author grapples with her genre’s deep legacy of racism, and the historian talks about how the polio vaccine changed the world. (article)