CULTURE
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How Trump’s Immigration Crackdown Gave Florida Democrats a Chance
The current Administration’s crushing sanctions and blockade on oil shipments to the island have made Trump popular among Miami Cubans.…
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Thirteen Books for Parenthood | The New Yorker
What fiction do you feel best represents caregiving? Kennedy: “Everything I Never Told You,” by Celeste Ng. This book captures…
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Donald Trump After the Midterms
Signs of a midterm blue wave are everywhere, and yet it would be journalistic malpractice not to attach some nervous…
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“The Social Reckoning” Leaves Out the Human Element
Jeff, for his part, is a smooth professional handler, providing Frances with a burner phone preloaded with his number. When…
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Ernie Bushmiller’s Sunday Morning, Live
Usually, an appearance on “Saturday Night Live” is a validation of cultural relevance, even coolness. Less so if your name…
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Will A.I. Still Take Our Jobs?
“If every team can generate better AI-based analysis to support their arguments, then the demand for conflict resolution and authority-based…
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When “Gender Deception” Is a Crime
Gayle recalls this moment differently. She says, for example, that the girl was not blindfolded. She says that Kye—an online…
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Taryn Simon’s Father Figures | The New Yorker
Although it’s interesting to learn about the federal government’s photographic strategies (the T.W.A. fuselage, for example, was scanned before being…
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Kate Atkinson’s Obsession with History
“The book is a repository for the past,” Kate Atkinson once remarked about her début work. “The book is, in…
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Our A.I. Problem | The New Yorker
Although the data-center backlash may reflect a specific attempt to defy A.I.’s encroachment, the wellspring of “A.I. populism”—an umbrella term…
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