How Space Travel Will Create New Laws | The New Yorker
Fifty years after the Apollo 11 mission, the field of outer-space law is growing. In 1967, the U.N. established rules and a treaty that restrict any country from claiming ownership or mining off-planet. However, since 2015, Congress has allowed U.S. companies to plan mine resources in space.
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How Space Travel Will Create New Laws | The New Yorker
June 18, 2019
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How the Democratic Candidates Are Trying to Go Viral at the Debates | The New Yorker
In attempting to stand out from a crowded field, many of the more than twenty contenders vying for the 2020 Democratic Presidential nomination understand that their biggest chances might come from viral moments during the primary debates.
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How the Democratic Candidates Are Trying to Go Viral at the Debates | The New Yorker
June 04, 2019
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Why People Treat Their Dogs Like Humans | Annals of Obsession | The New Yorker
In their zeal to treat dogs like members of the family, some pet owners are supplying their pups with everything from “pawdicures” and full-on wardrobes, to five-star dog hotels and private chefs. Yet, not all pup-lovers think that treating their dogs like human children is what's best for them.
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Why People Treat Their Dogs Like Humans | Annals of Obsession | The New Yorker
May 23, 2019
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Why Noise Pollution Is More Dangerous Than We Think | The Backstory | The New Yorker
David Owen reports on noise pollution, an intangible phenomenon with serious costs to human health and wildlife.
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Why Noise Pollution Is More Dangerous Than We Think | The Backstory | The New Yorker
May 09, 2019
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Royal Births, Then and Now: Princess Diana, Kate Middleton, and Meghan Markle | The New Yorker
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry welcomed a royal baby boy. While the newborn broke traditions new and old, his birth sparked memories of the royal births carried out by Kate Middleton and Princess Diana. Watch the events play out side by side.
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Royal Births, Then and Now: Princess Diana, Kate Middleton, and Meghan Markle | The New Yorker
May 08, 2019
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Why Millennials Love Their Houseplant Jungles | Annals Of Obsession | The New Yorker
The plant expert Summer Rayne Oakes cares for a vast collection of indoor foliage—more than a thousand plants, from pothos to succulents. She explains why so many millennials have developed houseplant fever.
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Why Millennials Love Their Houseplant Jungles | Annals Of Obsession | The New Yorker
April 18, 2019
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Zach Galifianakis and Zoe Saldana Enter The New Yorker Cartoon Caption Contest | The New Yorker
Zoe Saldana and Zach Galifianakis team up to tackle our cartoon-caption contest.
Watch "Missing Link," now in theaters everywhere.
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Zach Galifianakis and Zoe Saldana Enter The New Yorker Cartoon Caption Contest | The New Yorker
April 17, 2019
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What Went Wrong in the South Korean Ferry Disaster? | The New Yorker
National outrage and political backlash ensued after the tragic sinking of M.V. Sewol, which claimed the lives of more than three hundred passengers, most of whom were students on a school trip, five years ago. Yi Seung-jun's film "In the Absence" details the tragedy and aftermath.
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What Went Wrong in the South Korean Ferry Disaster? | The New Yorker
April 16, 2019
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Inside the Minds of Crossword-Puzzle Creators | The New Yorker
The New Yorker's cruciverbalists, Anna Shechtman and Erik Agard, discuss dating, pop culture, and the art of the clue in the new age of crossword puzzles.
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Inside the Minds of Crossword-Puzzle Creators | The New Yorker
April 05, 2019
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"Queer Eye” Enters The New Yorker Cartoon Caption Contest | The New Yorker
“Queer Eye” cast members Karamo Brown, Antoni Porowski, and Bobby Berk try their hands at our cartoon-caption contest.
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"Queer Eye” Enters The New Yorker Cartoon Caption Contest | The New Yorker
April 04, 2019
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The Challenge of Going Off Psychiatric Drugs | The Backstory | The New Yorker
Millions of Americans have taken antidepressants for many years. What happens when it’s time to stop?
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The Challenge of Going Off Psychiatric Drugs | The Backstory | The New Yorker
April 03, 2019
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Inside the World of High-End Coffee | Annals of Obsession | The New Yorker
Hard-core aficionados and casual coffee-lovers have formed a new culture of specialty-coffee appreciation. In this flourishing industry, caffeinated connoisseurs form close relationships with the farmers who produce the beans, and educate their customers on why and how to make the best brews. From a twenty-nine-dollar cup of coffee to competitions in brewing, roasting, and tasting, you could call it an obsession.
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Inside the World of High-End Coffee | Annals of Obsession | The New Yorker
March 14, 2019
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The British Psychiatrist Who Explored Paranormal Premonitions | The Backstory | The New Yorker
Sam Knight discusses his reporting on how a psychiatrist set out to collect the dreams and forebodings of the British public.
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The British Psychiatrist Who Explored Paranormal Premonitions | The Backstory | The New Yorker
February 25, 2019
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How Gender Politics Play Out on the Red Carpet | The New Yorker
Can the influence of the #TimesUp and #MeToo movements change red-carpet culture at awards shows such as the Oscars?
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How Gender Politics Play Out on the Red Carpet | The New Yorker
February 21, 2019
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Witness a Mother's Call with her Daughter in Government Custody | The New Yorker
The New Yorker obtained a recording of a mother’s video call with her daughter, who is being held in a San Antonio-based nonprofit shelter.
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Witness a Mother's Call with her Daughter in Government Custody | The New Yorker
January 29, 2019
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Four Super Bowl Trick Plays, Broken Down | The New Yorker
In football, trick plays can create a moment of glory or fail spectacularly on the Super Bowl stage. Here we look at some famous plays and why they matter.
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Four Super Bowl Trick Plays, Broken Down | The New Yorker
January 22, 2019
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Adam Conover Ruins The New Yorker Cartoon Caption Contest | The New Yorker
Comedian, writer and host, Adam Conover of "Adam Ruins Everything," tries his hand at our cartoon-caption contest.
Catch Adam Conover on "Adam Ruins Everything" Tuesdays at 10/9c on truTV.
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Adam Conover Ruins The New Yorker Cartoon Caption Contest | The New Yorker
January 22, 2019
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How Homemade Bread Survived Low-Carb Diet Trends | Annals of Obsession | The New Yorker
CORRECTION: At 0:55 the lower third should read "Nafissatou Bande"
Bread enthusiasts discuss baking techniques and the ways that low-carb diets have villainized the starchy staple.
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How Homemade Bread Survived Low-Carb Diet Trends | Annals of Obsession | The New Yorker
January 17, 2019
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Lifeboat | 2019 Oscar Nominee | The Screening Room | The New Yorker
Volunteers from a German nonprofit risk the waves of the Mediterranean to pluck refugees from sinking rafts, which had set out from Libya, in the middle of the night.
Directed & Produced by Skye Fitzgerald
"Lifeboat" was nominated for an Academy Award nomination in the category of Documentary Short Subject.
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Lifeboat | 2019 Oscar Nominee | The Screening Room | The New Yorker
January 08, 2019
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Will Ferrell & John C. Reilly Enter The New Yorker Cartoon Caption Contest | The New Yorker
Actors and funnymen, Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly team up and try their hands at our cartoon-caption contest.
Catch Will Ferrell & John C. Reilly in their new film "Holmes and Watson" in theaters Christmas Day.
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Will Ferrell & John C. Reilly Enter The New Yorker Cartoon Caption Contest | The New Yorker
December 24, 2018
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In Jim Jarmusch's The Dead Don't Die, Bill Murray, Chloë Sevigny, and Adam Driver star as police officers doing their best to protect a small town from zombies. Tap the link in our bio to read Richard Brody's review of the film, which is as exuberantly imaginative as it is bitterly political. Photograph by Abbot Genser / Focus Features.
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Let’s circle back in October. #TNYcartoons
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Liu Cixin started out as a computer engineer in the hydropower industry. Now he is China’s leading sci-fi writer, whose award-winning work is inspired by recent technological advances and cyber espionage. Tap the link in our bio to read more. #bookstagram
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“Chernobyl is a true-story series that uses the structure of a thriller to expose a reality that was buried, denied, and warped by the government—a distinctly contemporary theme. The results, Emily Nussbaum writes, are intoxicating. Tap the link in our bio to read Nussbaum’s reviews of Chernobyl, on HBO, and When They See Us, on Netflix. Photograph by Liam Daniel / HBO.
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The pop idol Troye Sivan translates the gay teen experience into recognizable rites of passage—a first trip to a gay bar, an encounter on Grindr. Tap the link in our bio to read more about Sivan’s journey to stardom. Photograph by @hart_leshkina.
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This week's cover, Heartfelt, by @Olimpiazagnoli
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As he’s made abundantly clear throughout the course of his career, Boris Johnson hates choosing between things—even right and wrong. Tap the link in our bio to read about the man likely to be Britain’s next Prime Minister, whose clownlike persona enables him to air sinister ideas and dodge the consequences. Illustration by Bendik Kaltenborn.
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Where did the concept of summer reading come from? Around the turn of the 19th century, urbanization and industrialization gave summertime a new radiance—it offered a chance to escape the sweaty, overcrowded city, and literature began to reflect, with an appealing self-consciousness, the image of the genteel reader escaping into her paperback. Tap the link in our bio to read about the history behind “beach reads.” Photograph by Martin Parr / Magnum.
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Some fatherly advice. #TNYcartoons
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In 2016, Suny Rodríguez filed a federal lawsuit alleging that she endured “extreme and outrageous” harms at the hands of U.S. immigration agents, including attempts to take her young son from her. The case set a powerful precedent—it revealed that the government could, and would, settle cases for damages in the context of family detention and separation. Tap the link in our bio to read about how families separated at the border could make the government pay. Photograph by Mengwen Cao for The New Yorker.
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Augusta National, the world’s most exclusive golf club and host of the annual Masters Tournament, is an environment of extreme artifice, a fantasia of the fifties, an Oz amid the Georgia pines. It has more in common with the World Economic Forum, in Davos, than it does with Wimbledon or Fenway Park: from the beginning, it was a club for the rich and powerful—a “Coachella for C.E.O.s.” Tap the link in our bio to follow Nick Paumgarten behind the curtain at Augusta National, where the greens are always firm, the birdsong never ceases, and Tiger Woods once again reigns supreme. Illustration by @studioespinosaworks
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Camouflage designs for situations in which you would like to disappear. Tap the link in our bio for more. Illustrations by @daveostowdraws.
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