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Elon Musk Is Trying to Buy the Midterms, and He Doesn’t Care Who Knows It

Anthony Scaramucci Says the Universe Did Katie Zacharia a Favor

Bonus Daily Cartoon: The Ex-Press Lane

Has MAGA Lost Faith in Donald Trump?

Molly Fischer on Waymo, the Driverless Taxi Coming to a City Near You

Daily Cartoon: Friday, October 16th

Why Can’t You Sit Still?

The Toxic Logic Behind the Shaming of Cornell’s Jane Doe

The Season of Rosalyn Drexler

The New Yorker Festival

The Irish Punks Who Know Their Yeats

Facing the Death Penalty

Trump’s October Surprise Is a Pivot to Putin

Spoiler Alert: Keeping Movies Under Wraps

I Used to Be a Horse

Daily Cartoon: Thursday, October 15th

Elon’s Money Talks

The Death of a Young Haitian’s American Dream

What’s at Stake in the 2026 Midterms

Kimberly Who?

The Doxing of Jane Doe

Daily Cartoon: Wednesday, October 14th

Thirteen Books for Parenthood

Dr. Becky and Emily Oster on Thirteen Books for Parenthood

What a Public Execution Looks Like

Tom McCarthy’s Meaningless Men

The Secret History of Lee Krasner and Jackson Pollock

Reasons You Might Be Calling Me Instead of Texting

Marco Rubio’s Wild, Wild West

Is This the Beginning of the End of Indian Democracy?

Encountering the Past in “Music Against the Night”

Daily Cartoon: Tuesday, October 13th

“The Journey” Update: The D.A. Brings Charges

Some Mangled Foreign Title Translations

Pity the Poor Passport

An Unlikely Taylor Swift Fan Gets Out of Prison, in “Daylight”

Daily Cartoon: Monday, October 12th

We’re Learning to Live with Waymos. It’s Going Weird

The Yakuza and the Way of the Would-Be Warrior

The Communist Thrillers of Anna Seghers

My Education on the Border of the Syrian War

Malika Favre’s “Sweater Weather”

In Argentina, Rural Residents Send Messages Over the Radio

How a Canadian TV Show May Have Helped Foil the FlyDubai Terrorist Attack

How Tree Rings Challenged the Myth of American Wilderness

Hollywood’s Tech-Founder Fixation Takes a Dark Turn

Deana Lawson’s Subjects of Surveillance

Briefly Noted Book Reviews

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