Jonathan Blitzer examines how one adviser turned Trump’s xenophobic rhetoric into a set of hard-line policies.

Outrageous, raunchy, and empowered, the star of “Foxy Brown” helped change the way black lives were presented onscreen.

War-gaming is an old and low-tech tool, but officers and diplomats still turn to it to model today’s most complex geopolitical situations.

The author’s fifth novel is about baseball, class warfare, and a sentient Internet.

A civics project goes off the rails when high-school students run a simulation of the 2020 primaries. 

Centrist Democrats regard Sanders’s front-runner status as an existential threat. But can a leftist win over the Party faithful and rally voters in the general election?

The New Yorker’s Hilton Als reviews the comic’s return after a sexual-misconduct scandal.

A New Yorker staffer picks three things she can’t stop thinking about.

A small group of one-per-centers argues that the wealth gap has grown too large, and that it will hurt economic growth. The solution? They want to raise their own taxes.