- Ironically, “Banana Shpeel,” the newest Cirque du Soleil production, reverts to what nouveau cirque cast aside: the variety show…
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Yanks vs. Brits
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- A World Cup rematch, with Tim Howard in goal.
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The War Haters
- by Amy Davidson
- Politicians in Japan and Germany step down.
- DAVIDSON: ZENSURSULA FOR PRESIDENT?
- Ayaan Hirsi Ali says that Muslims are burdened with an oppressive, terror-promoting faith, while Tariq Ramadan envisions a “European” Islam…
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SHOUTS & MURMURS
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GOINGS ON ABOUT TOWN
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- News Desk: Notes on Washington and the world.
- The Book Bench: Books, publishing, and the literary life.
- Photo Booth: Selected frames.
- The Sporting Scene: Dispatches from the playing fields.
- Richard Brody on the movies.
- John Cassidy on economics, money, and more.
- Steve Coll on foreign affairs, defense, and journalism.
- Amy Davidson on war, sports, and everything in between.
- Hendrik Hertzberg on politics, mostly.
- Robert Mankoff on cartoons and humor.
- Susan Orlean on people, places, and things.
- Evan Osnos on China.
- George Packer on national and international politics.
- Alex Ross on classical music.
- James Surowiecki on business, the markets, and the economy.
- Back Issues: From The New Yorker archive.
- Goings On: Cultural notes.
- Now reading “The Transit of Venus,” by Shirley Hazzard.
- Put New Yorker covers back together.
- View the table of contents.
- Browse the complete archive using the cover gallery.
- Elephants and Acrobats: Joan Acocella on the allure of the circus.
- The Political Scene: John Lanchester and John Cassidy review the British election.
- Fiction Podcast: Monica Ali reads Joshua Ferris’s “The Dinner Party.”
MORE PODCASTS
- The Media Insurgents: The WikiLeaks network reveals a killing in Baghdad.
- The Last Line of Defense: Tim Howard, America’s talented goalkeeper.
- A Transparent Life: Ai Weiwei in Beijing and Chengdu.
- DVD of the Week: Sergei Paradjanov’s 1984 film.
- To Live and Die Like a Lion?: Peter Schjeldahl narrates a slide show of works by Leon Golub.
- A Chef in Istanbul: Elif Batuman shops for local produce with the Turkish chef Musa Dağdeviren.
- Big Toot: Burkhard Bilger narrates a selection of photos of the Smith tugboat family.
- The Promise: Honoring iconic figures of the civil-rights era.
- Appearances by Paul Goldberger and Jeffrey Toobin, and more events involving New Yorker contributors.
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