The New Yorker

Trump Walls Himself In At The Oval Office In Latest New Yorker Cover

Artist John Cuneo shows the president "walled in" with bricks and barbed wire.
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus Tearfully Talks About Sister Emma's Sudden Death

The "Veep" star said she had kept silent "out of reverence" for her sibling.
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New Yorker Cover Brilliantly Highlights The Diversity Headed To Congress

In artist Barry Blitt's illustration, women of color lead the wave of newcomers to Capitol Hill.
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An Illustrated Interview With Liana Finck About Anxiety, Synesthesia And Shadows

You probably know her cartoons from The New Yorker or Instagram. With a new graphic novel out, "Passing for Human," Fink agreed to an interview about her life -- in pictures.
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There's More Evidence The Times Flubbed A Major Trump-Russia Story

A report in The New Yorker offers a chilling look at how things went so wrong.
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Jim Carrey Makes Shocking Joke About Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court Confirmation

The comedian, who didn’t seem pleased with the confirmation, wisecracked about abortions.
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The New Yorker's Latest Cover Is A Nod To Brett Kavanaugh, Women Not Being Heard

Artist Ana Juan said she was inspired by the testimony of Christine Blasey Ford: “She speaks for the women who have no voice.”
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Women Walk Out Across The Country In Support Of Kavanaugh's Accusers

#BelieveSurvivors.
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Ronan Farrow Stands Behind Reporting On Latest Brett Kavanaugh Accuser

The New Yorker journalist said Deborah Ramirez told him "she wants to be fair to Brett Kavanaugh."
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New Yorker Bombshell: Second Woman Accuses Kavanaugh Of Sexual Misconduct

The Supreme Court nominee denied the latest allegation, calling it a "smear, plain and simple."
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