THE TALK OF THE TOWN - David Remnick on Trump's white-identity politics; don't meme, vole; the frequencies of antiquity; the origin of "The Real World"; the sage of standards.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Jill Lepore on reviving the woolly mammoth; sharks on ice; the last queen of Sunset Boulevard; wooing the bonsai cognoscenti; cuddling goes pro.

ONWARD AND UPWARD WITH THE ARTS
Laughter in the Dark - Alex Ross
How Ernst Lubitsch modernized the Hollywood comedy.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Bill McKibben on the stakes of the climate bill; Starbucks closures; comedians and exotic animals; a rebrand for the Actors Fund; Charles Lloyd.

AMERICAN CHRONICLES
The Hard Sell - Tad Friend
A salesman’s quest to elevate his profession.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Amy Davidson Sorkin on more January 6th jaw-droppers; seaplanes of summer; diaspora and “The Kite Runner”; medication abortion and campuses; the queen of audiobooks.

LETTER FROM THE DONBAS
Everyone Is a Target - Luke Mogelson
Ordinary Ukrainians caught in Russia’s onslaught.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Jelani Cobb on Herschel Walker’s mendacious ascent; wind-powered wine; growing the perfect berry; Blaxploitation buffs unite; remembering John Bennet.


A REPORTER AT LARGE
The Floating World - Evan Osnos
Plutocratic politics aboard the world’s superyachts.

LETTER FROM LUSANGA
Fertile Ground - Alice Gregory
A Congolese collective takes on the art world.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Jeannie Suk Gersen on the Supreme Court after Roe; masters of their medium; the blacklist, podcasted; what would Dalí think of it?; the shape of speech.

PERSONAL HISTORY
Mixeded - David Wright Faladé
A family secret is revealed and an identity reëvaluated.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Jia Tolentino on the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade and end abortion rights; right-wing headlines; directing in miniature. 

LETTER FROM BUDAPEST
The Illiberal Order - Andrew Marantz
What do American conservatives see in Hungary?

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Amy Davidson Sorkin on the gun deal and the G.O.P.; Fanny Herrero finds the angle; way down in the depths; majoring in mindfulness; a call for symphonic interludes.

ANNALS OF LAW
Keep Out - Jeannie Suk Gersen
The case for—and against—the right to privacy.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Amy Davidson Sorkin on the January 6th hearings; a boy and the Brooklyn Tower; France’s expat voters; prime real estate for purple martins; Kevin Morby.

SHOUTS & MURMURS
Disappointing Near-Death Experiences - Jay Martel

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Steve Coll on Truth Social and the Trump primaries;
gun buybacks in Brooklyn; Queen Elizabeth goes platinum;
a best-seller at leisure; Tig Notaro’s family ties.

A REPORTER AT LARGE
King Josh - Patrick Radden Keefe
Did a C.I.A. hacker target his own agency?

COVER
Eric Drooker “Uvalde, May 24, 2022”

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Jelani Cobb on the politics of guns; the last pay phones standing; cooking for Coachella;
remembering Roger Angell (1920-2022).

FICTION
“The Boy Upstairs”

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Amy Davidson Sorkin on Buffalo and gun laws;
Andrey Kurkov’s pathological optimism; antique finds;
driver’s ed, supersized; a brother act at the Friars Club.

THE SPORTING SCENE
Big Breaks - William Finnegan
When the surf is huge, Kai Lenny is catching a wave.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Jill Lepore on Congress and the battle over abortion; José Andrés springs into action; the Stanley Cup on tour; an art trove uncovered; the dedication of a thespian

ANNALS OF PSYCHOANALYSIS
Real Talk - Alexandra Schwartz
How Orna Guralnik counsels couples.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Amy Davidson Sorkin on the Supreme Court draft opinion; the leak’s precedent; an improvised pro-Roe protest; Central Park vs. the Serengeti; Jeff Tweedy needs a new hat.

DEPT. OF SCIENCE
The Grothendieck Mystery - Rivka Galchen
Why did a revolutionary mathematician disappear?

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
David Remnick on the need for political heroes; the art of currency; Spoon’s idle afternoon on tour; speeding through Congress; an Alice Childress revival. 

LETTER FROM UKRAINE
The Wound-Dressers - Luke Mogelson
On the ground with a battalion of volunteer medics.

Tough Business - Fivio Foreign and the fortunes of drill music.

The Surveillance States - Inside the global spyware arms race.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Amy Davidson Sorkin on confirming Justice Jackson;
graft art; in need of a name; Trump iambs; so smooth.

ANNALS OF COMMUNICATIONS
London Calling - Sam Knight
How the BBC came to dominate the British airwaves.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Dhruv Khullar on the current state of COVID;
boxing pros break down the slap; co-stars go shopping;
taking notes from Tinx; a proto-goth pilgrimage.

A REPORTER AT LARGE
The Unthinkable - Andrew Solomon
Why is youth suicide on the rise?

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
David Remnick on the ideology of Putinism;
Central Park paddlers; Céline Dion’s alter ego;
found objects for sale; Londoners meet Robert Moses.

A REPORTER AT LARGE
The Price of Admission - Rachel Aviv
A university questions a student’s background.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Steve Coll on the Ukraine invasion and foreign policy; a finance insider’s financial thriller; subway self-defense; the spider as artist; playing young Michael Jackson.

ANNALS OF FASHION
Saving the Cat’s Pajamas - Rebecca Mead 
Leopard print and the concept of species royalties.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Amy Davidson Sorkin on oil, Trump, and the G.O.P.; calling from Kyiv; the endurance of the Endurance; why the Catskills beat L.A.; French politics in English. 

A REPORTER AT LARGE
Dangerous Minds - Gideon Lewis-Kraus
The search for spies in American academia.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
David Remnick on Volodymyr Zelensky;
reflections on a week of sleeping in the Kyiv metro;
the twilight zone of Russian state TV.

ANNALS OF EDUCATION
The Access Trap - Nathan Heller
An élite school’s admissions experiment.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
David Remnick on Vladimir Putin’s historic delusion; building a better COVID test; “The Music Man”; Ai Weiwei’s exhibit of fakes; the chill rise of glaive..

ANNALS OF ACTIVISM
Not Dark Yet - Andrew Marantz
The Sunrise Movement’s climate campaign.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Jia Tolentino on the threats to Roe v. Wade; in the frame; not quite the right part of town; enjoy the journey; from Ireland to the Heights.

SHOUTS & MURMURS
Dear Ethicist, I’ve Planted Two Bombs - Dennard Dayle

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Amy Davidson Sorkin on the January 6th papers;
Patricia Clarkson reflects; a used-book bonanza;
filmmaking in Chad; Eustace’s COVID plot twist.

ANNALS OF LAW
Amy Coney Barrett’s Long Game - Margaret Talbot
Christian conservatism on the Court.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Evan Osnos on how China is playing the Olympics; the battle of the Citi Bikes; train robberies; Paul Janeway’s escape; how to stay optimistic.

A REPORTER AT LARGE
Brown Out - Alec MacGillis
Germany’s fraught bid for a coal-free economy.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
David Remnick on Ukraine and Putin’s war game; a tour of the Tenderloin; too many helicopters; all washed up; Scott Thompson takes a Stoic outlook.

PERSONAL HISTORY
Imagining Ziggy - Akhil Sharma
A couple considers parenthood as they enter their fifties.

ANNALS OF TECHNOLOGY
Green Giants - John Seabrook
As the pickup goes electric, Ford bets on the E.V. market.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Dhruv Khullar on understanding Omicron; incarcerated artists; country-club controversy; Bill Bradley’s one-man show; recess for adults.

A REPORTER AT LARGE
The Bounty Hunter - Patrick Radden Keefe
What drives whistle-blowers to act?

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Jelani Cobb on Dr. King and democracy;
Macbeth’s limber witch; David Byrne regroups;
math dinner theatre; tributes to 1/6.

The Dream Catcher - Hilton Als
The cinema of Apichatpong Weerasethakul.

MAGA-Phone - Dan Bongino and the evolution of Trumpist talk radio.

Larger than Life - Bridget Everett’s journey from alt-cabaret to HBO.

A Dangerous Friend - An Afghan family’s desperation as the U.S. pulled out.

Black-and-White Thinking - Arbitrary and absolute values in life and on the grid.

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