In this issue

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
David Remnick on the Trump trial verdict; the hubbub outside the courthouse; flying dogs; the cricket World Cup.

A REPORTER AT LARGE
Red Line - Stephania Taladrid
The U.S. and Mexico wrangle over the border.

THE POLITICAL SCENE
States of Play - Eyal Press
How to fight a hostile federal judiciary..

INSIDE JOB-"Hit Man"

Years before Hannah Arendt coined, in the pages of this magazine, the phrase \"the banality of evil,\" popular films and fiction were embodying that idea in the character of the hit man. In classic crime movies such as \"This Gun for Hire\" (1942) and \"Murder by Contract\" (1958), hit men figure much as Nazis do in political movies, as symbols of abstract evil.

6 mins

WHATEVER YOU SAY

Rereading Jenny Holzer, at the Guggenheim.

6 mins

SUBCONSCIOUSLY YOURS

Does every generation get the Freud it deserves?

9 mins

BY A WHISKER

Louis Wain and the reinvention of the cat.

10+ mins

Beyond Imagining

Bessie, Lotte, Ruth, Farah, and Bridget, who had been lunching together for half a century, joined in later years by Ilka, Hope, and, occasionally, Lucinella, had agreed without the need for discussion that they were not going to pass, pass away, and under no circumstances on.

10+ mins

STATES OF PLAY

Can advocates use state supreme courts to preserve-and perhaps expand-constitutional rights?

10+ mins

THE LONG RIDE

The surf legend Jock Sutherland's unlikely life.

10+ mins

ARE WE DOOMED?

A course at the University of Chicago thinks it through.

10+ mins

GOD EXPLAINS THE RULES OF HIS NEW BOARD GAME

Guys, want to play this new board game? It’s called Life. No, it’s not “one of God’s impossible-to-understand games that take three hours to learn.” It’ll be fun, I promise!

3 mins

RED LINE

With the election approaching, the U.S. and Mexico wrangle over border policy.

10+ mins

Age of Anxiety

The love songs of Billie Eilish.

6 mins

A Reporter at Large – You Make Me Sick

How corporate scientists discovered—and then helped to conceal—the dangers of forever chemicals.

10+ mins

OLD ENGLISH

“Player Kings,”\"The Cherry Orchard,” and \"London Tide.”

5 mins

THOROUGHLY MODERN

Yuja Wang uses her star power to lead audiences out of their comfort zones.

5 mins

THE PERFECTIONIST

Why we're still catching up to Brancusi.

7 mins

DESERT ISLAND

Tastes of Hawati abound in Las Vegas.

7 mins

HIGHER AND HIGHER

To preserve humanity—and the planet—should we give up growth?

10+ mins

MAXED OUT

“Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga.”

10+ mins

WOMAN, FROG, AND DEVIL

January Wojnicz, a retired civil servant and a landowner, was a splendid man, as they said in Lwów, handsome and dignified.

10+ mins

THE STASI FILES

Piecing together the secrets of East Germany’s past.

10+ mins

LAND OF MAKE-BELIEVE

Zach Horwitz was a mystifying presence on the big screen, until the F.B.I. showed up.

10+ mins

MY FATHER'S COURT

The Detroit Pistons became his second family.

10+ mins

NOTICE OF SECURITY INCIDENT

By now you are aware that you are the victim of a data breach.

3 mins

ONWARD AND UPWARD WITH THE ARTS - SHOWSTOPPERS

A Tony-winning musical director faces her first Broadway miss.

10+ mins

ONWARD AND UPWARD WITH TECHNOLOGY ABRIDGED TOO FAR

The world according to Blinkist.

10+ mins

ANNALS OF INQUIRY WAIT FOR IT

Suspense in literature and life.

10+ mins

THE CURRENT CINEMA APOCALYPSE WHEN

“Megalopolis.”

6 mins

Thataway Thomas McGuane

The two sisters were growing old now, but they went on gazing toward Palm Springs from this windblown prairie town as though to Mecca.

10+ mins

THE THEATRE - PHOTO REALISM

Moisés Kaufman's Here There Are Blueberries.”

5 mins

FAMILY PORTRAIT

In his latest novel, Garth Risk Hallberg shrinks his frame.

8 mins

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