The New Yorker (Culture and Politics)

Articles

• Donald Trump’s TikTok Deal Looks Like Crony Capitalism

  29 septembre, par John Cassidy — News / The Financial Page, TikTok, Donald Trump, China, Industry
  The sale demonstrates the President’s personal brand of industrial policy—transactional, opaque, and designed to politically benefit him and his allies.

• Ezra Klein Argues for Big-Tent Politics

  29 septembre, par David Remnick — News / The New Yorker Interview, Podcast / The New Yorker Radio Hour, Podcast / The Political Scene Podcast, Politics, Journalism, Ezra Klein, New York Times, Democrats, Democratic Party
  The writer and podcast host on the Charlie Kirk discourse, Barack Obama’s distance from politics, Bari Weiss’s Gaza coverage, and the Democratic Party’s future.

• Have Cubans Fled One Authoritarian State for Another?

  29 septembre, par Jon Lee Anderson — Magazine / A Reporter at Large
  In the past few years, as many as two million people have escaped the island’s repressive regime and collapsing economy. Those who’ve made it to the U.S. face a new reckoning.

• Eric Adams Slips Out the Side Door

  28 septembre, par Eric Lach — News / The Lede, Eric Adams, Mayors, Elections, New York City, Candidates
  The Mayor makes official what has been obvious for some time, and ends his reëlection campaign.

• Chris Kraus Reinvents the True-Crime Novel

  28 septembre, par Jennifer Wilson — Culture / The New Yorker Interview, Writers, Writing, Crime Fiction, True Crime
  Her début, “I Love Dick,” was an epistolary memoir of erotic obsession that redefined the form. In “The Four Spent the Day Together,” she turns another genre on its head.

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