The New Yorker

September 15, 2024

With Time Running Out, Kamala Harris Makes a Push for the Latino Vote

In battleground states, Latino voters could tip the balance of the election. Is the Vice-President doing enough to cultivate them?

The New Yorker

September 15, 2024

At Din Tai Fung, Soup Dumplings with a Side of Spectacle

The Taiwanese chain’s first New York location offers consistently excellent meals choreographed with the friendly inflexibility of a mass-en...

The New Yorker

September 15, 2024

The Déjà Vu of Watching the Miami Dolphins

Tyreek Hill’s recent altercation with the police and Tua Tagovailoa’s head injury hark back to earlier controversies in the N.F.L., but with...

The New Yorker

September 14, 2024

The Mormon TikTok Moms Are All of Us

The women of “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” seem desperate to achieve a perfect blend of contemporary womanhood: strong and soft, a lovi...

The New Yorker

September 14, 2024

The Mormon Swinger Moms Are All of Us

The women of “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” seem desperate to achieve a perfect blend of contemporary womanhood: strong and soft, a lovi...

The New Yorker

September 14, 2024

A Photographer’s Vision of Queer Life in Colombia

A new bill aims to enshrine the rights of trans and nonbinary Colombians. Camila Falquez takes pictures of the lives it could change.

The New Yorker

September 13, 2024

The Mini Crossword: Friday, September 13, 2024

Six-time Tony winner McDonald: five letters.

The New Yorker

September 13, 2024

“Rebel Ridge” Is a Police Drama with a Difference

Jeremy Saulnier’s action film spotlights a young marine veteran’s resistance to corrupt and abusive officers in a small Southern town.

The New Yorker

September 13, 2024

The Presidential Campaign, After Philadelphia

Part of the intrigue has been which movement would run out of steam first: Trump’s MAGA, through its failures, or Obama’s liberalism, throug...

The New Yorker

September 13, 2024

James Earl Jones’s Voice Was Something More

For the actor, speaking was synonymous with character.

The New Yorker

September 13, 2024

Pat McAfee, the Football Bro

On ESPN’s “College GameDay” and on his own program, “The Pat McAfee Show,” the talk-show host offers an idealized new vision of the American...

The New Yorker

September 13, 2024

How “A Different Man” and “The Substance” Get Under the Skin

In films starring Sebastian Stan and Demi Moore, the directors Aaron Schimberg and Coralie Fargeat satirize the self-annihilating pursuit of...

The New Yorker

September 13, 2024

The Trendiest Piercing Studios in N.Y.C.

Also: The influential aesthetic of “Africa’s Fashion Diaspora,” the return of Bright Eyes, the democratic Fall for Dance festival, and more.

The New Yorker

September 12, 2024

Lula, Maduro, and a New Cold War in Latin America

In the aftermath of Venezuela’s disputed election, the compact that has long bound the region’s left together appears finally to be breaking...

The New Yorker

September 12, 2024

The Latest “Poison Pill” in the Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Negotiations

What is the Philadelphi Corridor, and why is Netanyahu at odds with his own security establishment over whether I.D.F. troops should remain...

The New Yorker

September 12, 2024

How a Scientific Dispute Spiralled Into a Defamation Lawsuit

What does a Harvard Business School professor’s decision to sue the professors who raised questions about her research bode for academic aut...

The New Yorker

September 12, 2024

Was Abraham Lincoln Gay, and Should We Care?

A new documentary makes the case that the sixteenth President of the United States was a “lover of men.” What difference does it make?

The New Yorker

September 12, 2024

The Mini Crossword: Thursday, September 12, 2024

Perform like Gregory Hines or Savion Glover: eight letters.

The New Yorker

September 12, 2024

Eric Adams Stays Focussed, Avoids Distractions, and Grinds

As members of his inner circle get investigated by the F.B.I., the Mayor of New York City, quarantining with COVID, tries to play it cool.

The New Yorker

September 12, 2024

Meet My Shitty A.I. Friends

Crystal: Only ever messages you when she needs something—usually a software update—but still starts the chat acting like she’s just checking...

The New Yorker

September 11, 2024

“Winner” Takes Political Comedy Seriously

Susanna Fogel’s surprisingly jovial bio-pic about the whistle-blower Reality Winner fills a conventional format with patriotic outrage.

The New Yorker

September 11, 2024

The Complicated Rise of the Right in Germany’s Left-Behind Places

As populist parties surge in the eastern part of the country, the ruling coalition is stumbling and the traditional political spectrum is be...

The New Yorker

September 11, 2024

The Desperation of the Instagram Photo Dump

On today’s social media, the only way to counteract the overflow of online content is to put out an overflow of your own.

The New Yorker

September 11, 2024

The Crossword: Wednesday, September 11, 2024

Desert that covers more than three million square miles: six letters.

The New Yorker

September 11, 2024

Donald Trump Had a Really, Really Bad Debate

Kamala Harris, veteran prosecutor, proved beyond a reasonable doubt on Tuesday night that her opponent will always take the bait.