Aug 3-16: What Will the First Day of School Look Like? Terrified teachers. Obstinate officials. Exhausted parents. Inside New York’s impossible plan to reopen schools this fall.

Aug 15-28, 2022: How Two Wall Street Washouts With a Can’t-Lose Crypto Hedge Fund Vaporized a Trillion Dollars. Plus: The Voice of New York is Drill.

The Tinder Diaries: Allison P. Davis on the tenth anniversary of Tinder and a very long decade of swiping. Plus: 60 days to find a not-horrible apartment.

Jul 18–31, 2022: What Does the Amazon Slayer Do Next? Chris Smalls became the face of labor when he led a unionization drive in Staten Island. Now he’s trying to replicate that success across the country.

The Television Issue: featuring Lila Shapiro on Nathan Fielder, Zak Cheney-Rice on Larry Wilmore, and Allison P. Davis on Myha’la Herrold. Plus: Battle of the streamers, our 2022 power ranking, and more.

Jun 20–Jul 3, 2022: Canceled at 17. Feature writer Elizabeth Weil on the wrath of teenage justice. Plus: Benjamin Wallace on burnt-out self-help guru Mark Manson and Brock Colyar on the burden of “they.”

Jun 6–19, 2022: Dianne Feinstein Is American Politics. In an in-depth profile of the California senator, Rebecca Traister explores the extent to which Feinstein’s approach to politics is outdated and whether the times demand more urgent reforms. 

May 23–Jun 5, 2022: This Magazine Can Help You Get an Abortion: As the nation grapples with the consequences of Roe’s likely demise, we offer a practical, state-by-state guide to accessing abortion today—and tomorrow.

May 9–22, 2022: Who Becomes a ‘Murderer’ in Post-Roe America? Kerry Howley on political power broker Marjorie Dannenfelser and her fight to end abortion. With cover art by feminist artist Barbara Kruger.

Apr 25-May 8, 2022: Who’s Afraid of the Subway? On edge, again, underground, by Reeves Wiedeman. Plus: Scrambling to protect California’s prized Napa Cab from smoke.

Apr 11-24, 2022: New York’s ‘Yesteryear Issue’ chronicles over a century of life in Little Ukraine—a bustling village within the East Village. Plus Olivia Nuzzi on Nicholas Kristof’s unfailing optimism and Rebecca Traister on the waning days of Roe.

Mar 28-Apr 10, 2022: Galaxy Brain: The Cult of Adam Tooze. The impeccably credentialed, improbably charming economic historian and Columbia professor has become the leading demystifier of our global ‘polycrisis.’

Mar 14-27: Youth Under Siege: a special issue. Ukrainians born into independence talk about the day that changed everything and how they’re navigating the new realities.

Feb 28-Mar 13, 2022: The Object of Their Ire, by Rebecca Traister. Letitia James is investigating Andrew Cuomo and Donald Trump—two of the meanest men in politics. Can she prevail?

Feb 14-27, 2022: The Cut’s Spring Fashion flip issue, with the cast of ‘Euphoria,’ Julia Fox, Cathy Horyn on Shayne Oliver, and much more. And on the ‘New York’ side: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez—before she was ‘AOC.’

Jan 31-Feb 13, 2022: Ten Years After Trayvon: a special issue. Trayvon Martin’s death sparked the Black Lives Matter movement a decade ago. Are Black lives any safer?

Jan 17-30, 2022: The Undoing of Joss Whedon. He reigned for decades as Hollywood’s feminist nerd king; now he’s accused of bad behavior, shunned from the industry, and struggling to explain himself.

Jan 3-16, 2022: The Men Who Died at Rikers—stories from a year in a jail turned death trap. By Bliss Broyard and Lisa Riordan Seville.

Dec 20, 2021-Jan 2, 2022: My Penis, Myself: Gabriel Mac knew he didn’t need a penis to be a man. But he needed one to be himself. Plus: New York’s critics list the best this year in TV, film, music, art, books, and more.

Dec 6-Dec 19, 2021: Our 17th annual ‘Reasons to Love New York’ year-end special issue celebrates the return of movies, looking back at how movies need—and define—the city. 

Nov 22-Dec 5, 2021: Biden in Free Fall—a unified theory of why his popular agenda is so unpopular (and how his party may be to blame), by Jonathan Chait.

Nov 8-21, 2021: The Case for Climate Reparations. A trillion tons of carbon hangs in the air, put there by the world’s rich, an existential threat to its poor. What do we owe the global South?

Oct 25-Nov 7, 2021: The Winning Eric Adams. Beloved by labor and billionaires, he is poised to be the most powerful New York City mayor in decades. Who is he?

Oct 11-24, 2021: The Murders Down the Hall: How NYCHA and the NYPD missed a serial killer in the Carter G. Woodson Houses in Brownsville. Plus Trump’s former press secretary does not believe she’ll be redeemed.

Sept 27-Oct 10, 2021: ‘I Should Have Quit Way Before Tokyo.’ For Simone Biles, walking away was an act of self-reclamation. In her first major profile since the Olympics, the gymnast opens up about taking time to heal.

Sept 13-26, 2021: Ride Like Hell: New York’s 65,000 delivery bikers move faster than anyone else in the city—chasing tips, fearing penalties, targeted by thieves, largely unprotected by cops. A look at how fed-up workers are now defending themselves and their livelihood.

Aug 30-Sept 12, 2021: Fall Preview + The Cut Fall Fashion, including a visit with the Roys of ‘Succession’; Naomi Campbell, model mogul mother; a portfolio of enduring Black models; and much, much more.

Aug 16-29, 2021: The Fall of Andrew Cuomo: Friends, enemies, colleagues—and in his first interview since his resignation, Cuomo himself—reflect on the soon-to-be former governor’s contentious decade in office.

Aug 2-15, 2021: Mixed memories of author Anthony Veasna So, who died on the brink of stardom. Plus: Scott Rudin, banished from Broadway—or not. And Chesa Boudin, the most progressive prosecutor embattled in the most liberal city.

July 19-Aug 1, 2021: It’s a Dog Market: Rescue dogs are the ultimate virtue signal, but are you virtuous enough to deserve one? Plus: the promise (and limits) of restorative justice.

July 5-18, 2021: The Capitol Riot: An excerpt from Michael Wolff’s “Landslide,” Rick Perlstein on the riot’s authoritarian history, Mychal Denzel Smith on how it will be historicized by Trump supporters, and more.

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