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What’s at Stake in Trump’s Second Impeachment Trial
The Republican Party isn’t ready to walk away from the former President, but the senators know how close the country came to catastrophe.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin
Marty Baron on His Time at the Washington Post
The soon-to-retire executive editor defends the idea of journalistic objectivity. “It’s not both-sides-ism,” he says.
By Isaac Chotiner
The Pandemic-Era Thrill of Google Street View
When we have been staring out windows at the same street, it can be cathartic to get dropped on another patch of road.
By Sophie Haigney
The Risks of Trump’s Impeachment Trial
The message sent by an acquittal may be worse than no trial.
By Jeannie Suk Gersen
How San Francisco Renamed Its Schools
By Isaac Chotiner
Building a Capital for Black Capitalism
By Kelefa Sanneh
A Story of YouTube and Burned Soup
By Tomer Hanuka
When Your Law-School Homework Is Stranger Than Fiction
By Andrew Marantz
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Sunday Reading: Trump’s Second Impeachment
From The New Yorker’s archive: a selection of pieces about the significance of impeachment.
By The New Yorker
Helping Pope Francis Battle Climate Change
Molly Burhans wants the Catholic Church to put its assets to better use.
By David Owen
Can We Control the Voice in Our Head?
A new book argues that our inner critic can become our strongest guide.
By Katy Waldman
In “Saint Maud,” a Home Health Aide Is Trapped in a Horror Movie
Religion gives rise to madness in an intriguing yet frustrating début feature.
By Richard Brody
Can the U.S. Reclaim Global Leadership?
Allies welcome Biden, but it’s an uphill battle to persuade them to believe in America again.
By Robin Wright
Revisiting the Tender Sounds of Dusty Springfield
A new compilation collects the tracks from the richest period in the singer’s career.
By Amanda Petrusich
The Indoor-Dining Debate Isn’t a Debate at All
On Valentine’s Day, New Yorkers will be allowed to eat inside restaurants again. We shouldn’t.
By Helen Rosner
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Coverage of the COVID-19 outbreak, from the science of vaccines to the culture of quarantine.
Racial Injustice and Policing
Black Lives Matter, police brutality, and the long history of racism in America.
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The Future of Democracy
An exploration of democracy in America.
From This Week’s Issue
Sarah Stillman on fixing immigration post-Trump, Kelefa Sanneh on building a Black capitalist utopia, Jill Lepore on the cyber arms race, and more.
Humor
How to Get a Good Night’s Sleep
Once your alpha wave is in synch with your beta wave, you’ll know it is time to lie down.
By Kerry Elson and Ysabel Yates
Greene Creates Own House Committee on Semitic Aerospace Weaponry
“It’s going to be way better than some dumb old committee about education,” the Georgia Republican said.
By Andy Borowitz
Socially Responsible Things to Shout After Winning the Super Bowl
Time for me to get back to work on using my platform to encourage people to wear masks and adhere to social-distancing guidelines. Gloves off, masks on, fam!
By Taylor Kay Phillips
You Praised Hitler in a Speech? How to Avoid Those “Oops” Moments
Tips for the congresswoman Mary Miller and anyone who might drop an accidental “Sieg heil!” on the lecture circuit.
By Nathan Heller
Fiction & Poetry
“A Wrinkle in the Realm”
“The first time he realized that there was something not quite right about him was when a woman crossed the street as she saw him coming.”
By Ben Okri
Ben Okri on Perception and Illusion
The author discusses “A Wrinkle in the Realm,” his story from this week’s issue of the magazine.
By Deborah Treisman
“This Is Not a Poem”
“Attic trunk, stone well, / or metonymic moon / time-travelling for wisdom.”
By Joyce Carol Oates