The New Yorker (Culture and Politics)

Articles

• Thanksgiving Classics from the Archive

  26 novembre 2020, par Erin Overbey — Books / Double Take, Holiday, Family, Fiction, Essays, Thanksgiving
  This year, as the writer and editor Wolcott Gibbs said in 1943, in a Comment for this magazine, we are counting our blessings.

• Slide Show: New Yorker Cartoons December 7, 2020

  26 novembre 2020 — Cartoons / Cartoons From The Issue
  New cartoons from the magazine.

• The Brooklyn School Suing the C.D.C.

  26 novembre 2020, par Zach Helfand — Magazine / Social Contract Dept., News / Coronavirus, Schools, Charter Schools, Coney Island, Lawsuits, Students, Coronavirus, Pandemics, Center for Disease Control, Health and Human Services, Government
  Coney Island Prep’s lawsuit alleges that the government’s incompetence in dealing with COVID is not just destructive—leaving people dead and making it hard for many others to do their jobs—but also illegal.

• COVID Goes to College

  26 novembre 2020, par Carrie Battan — Magazine / Dept. of Values, News / Coronavirus
  An economics professor, comparing lives saved with the cost of the shutdown, asked students, How much is a life worth? One answered twenty-four thousand dollars.

• The Treasure in Frank Zappa’s Secret Subterranean Vault

  26 novembre 2020, par John Seabrook — Magazine / Legacies, Rock Musicians, Movies, Documentaries, Widows, Frank Zappa
  Taking a break from “Bill & Ted,” Alex Winter dug into the rock star’s archives to make a documentary that frames him as a First Amendment culture warrior in the tradition of Lenny Bruce and Richard Pryor.

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