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U.S. Journal
The Heavy Toll of the Black Belt’s Wastewater Crisis
Many rural households in America don’t have access to safe sewage systems. In Alabama, entrenched poverty and unusual geology have created a public-health disaster.
By Alexis Okeowo
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Our Columnists
A Victory for Democracy: Trump Allows the Transition to Begin
In an administrative sense, Donald Trump has conceded the fact that Joe Biden is the President-elect.
By John Cassidy
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Q. & A.
Why Newsmax Supports Trump’s False Voter-Fraud Claims
Christopher Ruddy, the conservative network’s C.E.O., says that the President’s lies are “great for news.”
By Isaac Chotiner
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Daily Comment
Thanksgiving, the Coronavirus, and the Marshmallow Test
With promising vaccines in development, the end is in sight: our job is to get everyone around us safely there.
By Bill McKibben
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PAID POST
From the best-selling author of “The Handmaid’s Tale” and “The Testaments”
In her latest book of poetry, Margaret Atwood “infuses her newest poems with the flinty wit and surefire lucidity readers cherish in her best-selling, influential fiction” (Booklist). “Dearly” is filled “with reflections on life and death, time and change, nature and zombies” (Washington Post). On sale now
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The Front Row
The Silent Political Messaging in Ron Howard’s “Hillbilly Elegy” Adaptation
Without any explicit politics, and barely any specificity at all, the new Netflix film espouses the same regressive ideology as J. D. Vance’s memoir.
By Richard Brody
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The Art World
The Metropolitan Museum at a Hundred and Fifty
The museum is our Home Depot of the soul. It has just about whatever you want, and it has a lot of it.
By Peter Schjeldahl
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The Pictures
Don’t Typecast Lesley Manville
The British actor, known for her work in Mike Leigh’s films, discusses nailing a North Dakota accent, playing Margaret Thatcher, and becoming Princess Margaret for “The Crown.”
By Sarah Larson
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On and Off the Avenue
Introducing The New Yorker Store
Opening in time for the holidays, our new online shop offers limited-edition apparel, home goods, and other items for the New Yorker lover in your life.
By The New Yorker
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Humor from The New Yorker
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Blitt’s Kvetchbook
The State of Play for a Poker-Playing President
Not so much winning.
By Barry Blitt
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Daily Shouts
Love Poems for the Office . . . or Wherever
“When you say / ‘ping me,’ / I want to punch you.”
By John Kenney
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Daily Cartoon
Tuesday, November 24th
By Peter Kuper
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