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Griffin and Griffin Catalyst,  \nMarina Kellen French, and the Barrie A. and Deedee Wigmore Foundation.  \nAdditional support is provided by Trevor and Alexis Traina, the Aaron I. Fleischman and Lin Lougheed Fund, The Huo Family Foundation, Joyce Kwok, Janice Lee and Joseph Bae, Dina Axelrad Perry, Alice and Tom Tisch, and the Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation.  \nLee Krasner. Bald Eagle (detail), 1955. Oil, paper, and canvas collage on linen, 77 × 51 1/2 in. (195.6 × 130.8 cm). ASOM Collection ©️ 2026 Pollock-Krasner Foundation / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York  \nNick Paumgarten  \nAnthony Lane  \nYsabel Yates  \nEyal Press  \nLiana Finck  \nPeter Hessler  \nAleksandr Solzhenitsyn  \nAmanda Petrusich  \nDaniel Immerwahr  \nBeverly Gage  \nEmily Nussbaum  \nJustin Chang  \nStephanie Burt Ishion Hutchinson  \nVictoria Tentler-Krylov  \nOCTOBER 5, 2026  \n4 GOINGS ON  \n7 THE TALK OF THE TOWN  \nJelani Cobb on Trump’s press ban;  \nNew York parks and recreation; puppet revival;  \npitchers of wine; cash-strapped cartoons.  \nPERSONAL HISTORY  \n12 Ice Ages  \nHockey fathers and hockey sons.  \nPROFILES  \n18 Borderlands  \nPaweł Pawlikowski’sfilms of a fractured Europe.  \nSHOUTS & MURMURS  \n25 Cookie Monster Tries to Meet His A.I. Mandate  \nANNALS OF LAW  \n26 Should I Stay or Should I Go?  \nDissenters at the D.O.J.face a moral quandary.  \nSKETCHBOOK  \n33 “Your Guide to Navigating the Parent Group Chat”  \nLETTER FROM COLORADO  \n36 Danger Drive  \nThe perils and pleasures of the Million Dollar Highway.  \nFICTION  \n46 “Narrow Escape”  \nTHE CRITICS  \nPOP MUSIC  \n50 Miley Cyrus disappears onto the dancefloor.  \nA CRITIC AT LARGE  \n53 The making of America’s landscape.  \nBOOKS  \n58 F.D.R.’s path to antifascism.  \n61 Briefly Noted  \nTHE THEATRE  \n64 “Delirium,” “The Cherry Orchard.”  \nTHE CURRENT CINEMA  \n66 Lance Oppenheim’s “Primetime.”  \nPOEMS  \n30 “Weeping Willow, Nantucket”  \n41 “D’Angelo in Starlight”  \nCOVER  \n“Flower District”  \nDRAWINGS Amy Kurzweil, Frank Cotham, RoseAnne Prevec, David Sipress, Avi Steinberg, Roz Chast, Roland High, David Ostow, Robert Leighton, Drew Dernavich, Bruce Eric Kaplan, Lynn Hsu SPOTS Roland High  \nConversations that change your world.  \nJoin The New Yorker’s editor, David Remnick, for in-depth interviewsand thought-provoking discussions about politics, culture, and the arts.  \nCONTRIBUTORS  \nPeter Hessler (“Danger Drive,”p. 36) joined the magazine as a staff writer in 2000. His books include “Other Rivers: A Chinese Education.”  \nAnthony Lane (“Borderlands,”p. 18 ), a staff writer, is the author of “Nobody’s Perfect: Writings from The New Yorker.”  \nBeverly Gage (Books, p. 58), a history professor at Yale, received a 2023 Pulitzer Prize for her book“G-Man.”Her most recent book,“This Land Is Your Land,” came out in April.  \nVictoria Tentler-Krylov (Cover) illustrated the children’s book “Antonia and Her Magic Wand,”by Elizabeth Duncan, due out in October.  \nIshion Hutchinson (Poem, p. 41) is the author of “School of Instructions: APoem” and the essay collection “Fugitive Tilts,” among other books.  \nParker Henry (The Talk of the Town, p. 8), a former member of the editorial staff, has contributed to the New York Times and other publications.  \nEyal Press (“Should I Stay or Should IGo?,”p. 26) became a contributing writer in 2023. He is a Puffin Foundation Fellow at Type Media Center.  \nNick Paumgarten (“Ice Ages,”p. 12) is a staff writer. 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