The New Yorker
PICK THREE
Jennifer Wilson on three new poetry books.
1 min |
June 30, 2025
The New Yorker
DEAD RECKONING
A museum of medical history asks what we owe the past.
10+ min |
June 30, 2025
The New Yorker
THE DESCENDANTS
How a spike in second-generation players is changing the N.B.A.
10+ min |
June 30, 2025
The New Yorker
WHEN TO QUIT
Haim sets off on a rampage.
7 min |
June 30, 2025
The New Yorker
HARDCORE DEPT. PAST LIVES
A candidate meets voters wherever they can. The other day, Justin Brannan, a burly Democratic city councilman from Bay Ridge who's running to be the Party's nominee for city comptroller, surprised one constituent by opening a papered-over door at a vacant retail space in Tribeca.
3 min |
June 30, 2025
The New Yorker
WRECKAGE
“F1,” “Sorry, Baby.”
6 min |
June 30, 2025
The New Yorker
TRUTH AND BEAUTY DEPT. NEVER TELL ME THE ODDS
On the morning of the New York premiére of the new sci-fi movie “The Life of Chuck,” in which Mark Hamill plays a grizzled, alcoholic, math-loving accountant, the actor visited MoMath, the National Museum of Mathematics, near Madison Square Park. Hamill has accurately described his look in the film—white hair, walrus mustache, sweater vest—as “Geppetto.”
3 min |
June 30, 2025
The New Yorker
THE DOGEFATHER PART II
Who will help lead the Department of Government Efficiency now that Elon Musk has left the scene? News reports have mentioned Joe Gebbia, a Tesla board member and a co-founder of Airbnb, as a possible replacement. Gebbia is forty-three. Like Musk—his close friend—he is a billionaire, a resident of Austin, Texas, and the rumored recipient of a hair transplant. Gebbia formally announced his political conversion on X in January, posting that, after years of supporting Democrats, he finally “did [his] own research” and concluded that Donald Trump “deeply cares about our
9 min |
June 30, 2025
The New Yorker
SEEDS OF DOUBT
Can agricultural innovation outpace our growing appetites?
10+ min |
June 30, 2025
New York magazine
We've interrupted our biweekly print magazine to take a quick trip out East
FOR YEARS, THIS MAGAZINE would devote an issue to exploring the Hamptons. In 1972, Gail Sheehy paid a visit to Edith “Big Edie” Ewing Bouvier Beale and her daughter, Edith “Little Edie,” Jackie O’s unhinged and downwardly mobile relations who were living in the magnificent, yet borderline unlivable, estate Grey Gardens. (The article inspired the documentary.)
2 min |
Hamptons Summer 2025
New York magazine
Zero Bond is out. Palm Beach is in.
The guests at an opening dinner for Swifty’s—owned by popular Florida hoteliers—sensed a creeping culture shift this season.
5 min |
Hamptons Summer 2025
New York magazine
There's a Prince Suntanning at Coopers Beach
A weekend among the 20-somethings who grew up coming out here, according to photographer Harry Walker.
1 min |
Hamptons Summer 2025
New York magazine
WHO IS THE COUNTESS LIVING IN THE PORT OF MISSING MEN?
On the edge of Scallop Pond in Southampton, an 85-year-old noble holds court in a hunting lodge dating to the Jazz Age that she is determined to protect.
4 min |
Hamptons Summer 2025
New York magazine
THE STATUS LIST
The $95,000 trees and camp-pickup jackets that quietly (and not so quietly) signal social standing.
3 min |
Hamptons Summer 2025
New York magazine
Undocumented Workers Are Choosing to Self-Deport
Amid fears of ICE raids and audits, some have been quietly forced out of the jobs that brought them here.
6 min |
Hamptons Summer 2025
New York magazine
'MOTHER WOULD BE SICK ABOUT THE COST OF ICE CREAM TODAY'
Cole Escola is Little Edie in her greatest role: herself.
1 min |
Hamptons Summer 2025
New York magazine
Some Never Recover From Being a Bad Houseguest
How to make it through the weekend in one piece without becoming a dinner story.
3 min |
Hamptons Summer 2025
New York magazine
TikTok Chefs Have Upstaged Their Clients
In a perversion of the traditional power dynamic, private chefs are suddenly on top.
3 min |
Hamptons Summer 2025
New York magazine
EVERYONE'S SUING EVERYONE OUT HERE
For HARRY MACKLOWE, CARL ICAHN, and others for whom playing a round of golf isn't QUITE THRILLING ENOUGH, the local pastime is spending MILLIONS IN LEGAL FEES TO FIGHT ZONING VIOLATIONS.
10+ min |
Hamptons Summer 2025
New York magazine
ALL THE MEN ARE ON LOW-DOSE VIAGRA.AND THE WOMEN HAVE BEEN GHOSTED.
Dating After 60 in the Hamptons
10+ min |
Hamptons Summer 2025
New York magazine
THE WHISPER LIST
It’s not enough to have a private chef. You need the private chef.
4 min |
Hamptons Summer 2025
New York magazine
Larry Gagosian Bought a Bookstore
The art dealer seems to think there is too much children’s stuff at BookHampton, his newest acquisition.
3 min |
Hamptons Summer 2025
New York magazine
NO ONE ACTUALLY CALLS IT "THE HAMPTON ANYMORE
It’s “out East,” or “the beach,” or a specific hamlet, each of which has a very particular vibe and reputation. Here's the general lay of the land from West to East.
7 min |
Hamptons Summer 2025
New York magazine
The Pony Kids Are Ready for the Hampton Classic
Christina Truesdale, a horse mom, on what it takes to actually win.
3 min |
Hamptons Summer 2025
Techlife News
APPLE FACES NEW EU SCRUTINY OVER APP STORE RESTRICTIONS
European Union regulators warned Apple on June 16, 2025, that it risks fresh antitrust charges unless it resolves violations of the Digital Markets Act, a law aimed at curbing tech giants’ dominance. The European Commission, the EU’s executive arm, set a June 26 deadline for Apple to allow app developers to inform users about cheaper payment options outside the App Store, a practice known as steering. Failure to comply could trigger daily fines up to 5% of Apple's global revenue, a significant threat given the company’s $394 billion in sales last year.
5 min |
Techlife News #712
Techlife News
WHATSAPP EMBRACES ADS, SHIFTING ITS CORE IDENTITY
Meta Platforms announced on June 16, 2025, that WhatsApp, its global messaging giant, will display ads for the first time, marking a pivotal shift for the app acquired for $19 billion in 2014.
5 min |
Techlife News #712
Techlife News
WAYMO ROBOTAXIS SPREAD ACROSS MORE CALIFORNIA CITIES
Waymo, Alphabet's self-driving car unit, is rolling out its robotaxi service to new neighborhoods in California, adding over 80 square miles to its commercial zone.
4 min |
Techlife News #712
Techlife News
MICROSOFT'S VOW TO SAFEGUARD EUROPE'S CLOUD DATA
ROOTING DATA IN EUROPE
5 min |
Techlife News #712
Techlife News
APPLE AIMS FOR SPRING 2026 SIRI AI REVAMP
Apple has set its sights on spring 2026 to roll out a major Siri overhaul, planned for the iOS 26.4 software update.
4 min |
Techlife News #712
Techlife News
CHATGPT DIMS BRAIN ACTIVITY IN ESSAY WRITING, MIT STUDY FINDS
A new MIT study reveals that using ChatGPT to write essays reduces brain activity compared to writing with traditional search tools or no tools at all.
4 min |