23 posts tagged ‘Disable Inline Signup Unit’

• Olimpia Zagnoli’s “Let There Be Lights”

  The New Yorker, Dec 11, 2023

  The artist discusses strands of brilliance amid dark days.

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• Marie NDiaye on Trying to Define Goodness

  The New Yorker, Dec 11, 2023

  The author discusses “The Good Denis,” her story from the latest issue of the magazine.

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• Instagram’s Favorite New Yorker Cartoons in 2023

  The New Yorker, Dec 11, 2023

  The gags that got the Internet laughing, and liking, the most in the past year.

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• Teju Cole on Open-Ended Stories

  The New Yorker, Nov 27, 2023

  The author discusses “Incoming,” his story from the latest issue of the magazine.

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• Should U.S. Aid to Israel Be Contingent on Human Rights?

  The New Yorker, Nov 22, 2023

  Senator Ben Cardin, the head of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, explains why humanitarian concerns should not hold up funding for Israel’s war effort.

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• How to Define Genocide

  The New Yorker, Nov 16, 2023

  A historian of the Holocaust examines Israel’s rhetoric and actions in Gaza.

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• Sheila Heti on the Fluidity of the A.I. “Self”

  The New Yorker, Nov 13, 2023

  The author discusses “According to Alice,” her story from the latest issue of the magazine.

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