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It Feels Personal: How to Catch a TikTok Thief

So do you remember that videothat we did two years ago running down the street?It did quite well.Someone's just taken it,taken...

Play Name Drop, The New Yorker’s Trivia Game: Wednesday, August 9, 2023

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You’ve Got to Go to This Place for Vacation

We have to tell you about this place we went on vacation. We just got back, and, trust me, it’s unlike any place...

The Legacy of the El Paso Shooting

For almost four years, residents of El Paso waited for the gunman in the Walmart shooting to be sentenced. Twenty-three people—children, mothers, fathers,...

DeSantis Shakes Up Campaign by Replacing Self with Appealing Person

TALLAHASSEE (The Borowitz Report)—In a campaign shakeup that he is calling a “game-changer,” Ron DeSantis is replacing himself with an appealing human being.“In...

“Passages” and an Art Monster’s Fierce Purity

The suffering in Ira Sachs’s remarkable film results not from cruelty but from truth. Source link

Why It’s So Hard to Forecast Wildfire Smoke

Picture the boreal forest, in northern Quebec, on the morning of June 1st. Bears, moose, and wolves roamed, circling its unusually dry lakes,...

Daily Cartoon: Tuesday, August 8th

“Once we undermine trust in doctors, fact checkers, and scientists, we’ll be able to sell people anything.” Source link

The End of Legacy Admissions Could Transform College Access

In 2016, Georgetown University announced a first-of-its-kind change to its admissions policy. In addition to the long-standing legacy preferences afforded to applicants “with...

“Hangman” Turns the Novel of Migration Upside Down

A friend who migrated to the United States young once told me that her first and only return to her birth country ended...

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