The New Yorker (Culture and Politics)

Articles

• “In Front of Your Face,” Reviewed: The Great Hong Sangsoo Reaches New Heights

  6 mai, par Richard Brody — Culture / The Front Row, News / New Yorker Favorites, Movies, Film, Hong Sangsoo, South Korea, Actresses, Homecoming
  In the luminous tale of an actress’s homecoming, the South Korean director takes on the overwhelming mysteries of life and art.

• The Fate of Abortion After the Supreme Court Leak

  6 mai — Podcast / Politics and More Podcast, News / New Yorker Favorites, Abortion, Reproduction, Supreme Court
  A draft decision by Samuel Alito suggests that a majority of Justices might reconsider other personal rights after overturning Roe v. Wade.

• Lady Liberty’s Response to Justice Alito

  5 mai, par Barry Blitt — Cartoons / Blitt’s Kvetchbook, Culture / Culture Desk, Humor, Satire, Samuel Alito, Statue of Liberty, Roe v. Wade, Abortion
  Beware the mighty woman with a torch.

• The Journalistic Pitfalls of the Trump Era

  5 mai, par Isaac Chotiner — News / Q. & A., Interviews, New York Times, Donald Trump, Joe Biden, Mitch McConnell, Republicans, Politics, Journalism
  The authors of a new book discuss how political reporting functioned during a period of upheaval, how quickly journalists should share scoops with the public, and what Mitch McConnell managed to extract from Donald Trump.

• Kavanaugh Asks If Anyone Has Seen Briefcase He Accidentally Left at Bar Last Week

  5 mai, par Andy Borowitz — Humor / Satire from The Borowitz Report, Humor, Satire, U.S. Supreme Court, Brett Kavanaugh, Bars
  The jurist said that, after work last Friday, he dropped into a bar near the Supreme Court “to have a few pops,” and inadvertently forgot to take his briefcase when he left.

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