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Hugh Dancy discusses his charismatic character on the TV drama “The Path” over uni and eel: http://nyer.cm/LqyXvpP pic.twitter.com/DJ65bu0Sv4
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Marianne Moore’s influence is increasingly visible in American poetry: http://nyer.cm/lbbqFBd pic.twitter.com/PLSGnBcKqd
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@charlesbethea on the Golden State Warriors and the mathematical magic of the number 73: http://nyer.cm/SBUT0Lv pic.twitter.com/bnRoxuIefu
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@kobebryant's final game is tonight—but what he calls “the last chapter” of his career began a few years ago:http://nyer.cm/NmJ7Oip
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How can Paul Ryan win the Republican nomination? Pretend he doesn't want it: http://nyer.cm/ACLsddO pic.twitter.com/Ct25cKCJya
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Iranian opposition leader Mehdi Karroubi: Enough with house arrest—put me on trial. http://nyer.cm/SrPCxFA pic.twitter.com/iLRqbPy0f2
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In Jesse Eisenberg's
@tnyshouts, "happily ever after" isn’t forever. Subscribe to listen: http://nyer.cm/2In2NVx pic.twitter.com/uSM4lp5TQd
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Elephants are under siege throughout Africa: http://nyer.cm/sEVDtts http://snpy.tv/23vqFI6
The Forest ElephantsAndrea Turkalo, a researcher who has spent more than twenty years camped out near a bai, or clearing, in the Dzanga-Ndoki National Park, in the Central African Republic, talks about the lives,... -
Niki de Saint Phalle wanted to prove that “a woman can work on a monumental scale”: http://nyer.cm/rdMP5UC pic.twitter.com/5x7Nwi1RVx
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Today's Daily Cartoon by David Sipress. See more cartoons here: http://nyer.cm/vyNHNFn pic.twitter.com/Aj9Wh1e9X0
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On
@NewYorkerRadio, David Remnick offers a personal essay on the evolution of Aretha Franklin:http://nyer.cm/39aZIZm
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Political dysfunction has left America with infrastructure that can be downright dangerous, James Surowiecki writes:http://nyer.cm/Uib4wkR
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Last year, Aretha Franklin brought Barack Obama to tears. David Remnick considers her legacy, on
@NewYorkerRadio:http://nyer.cm/P54QBld
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“I am tempted simply to call her our greatest modern poet,” John Ashbery once wrote of Marianne Moore:http://nyer.cm/1lLqZ0r
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The second anniversary of the mass kidnapping of Nigerian girls is Thursday. Their families want answers.http://nyer.cm/ZG2FGcP
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Try The New Yorker Today app to get unlimited access to all our latest stories—free for one month: http://nyer.cm/N2uO8UU
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Revisiting Platon’s emotionally charged images of American soldiers, before and after war: http://nyer.cm/4pfPBIA pic.twitter.com/VioHqfeuhc
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With her Tarot Garden, the artist Niki de Saint Phalle set out to create “a sort of joyland” http://nyer.cm/zI8LcoY pic.twitter.com/ujWO3ED0jB
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How Washington, D.C.’s Metro shutdown is an example of America’s decaying infrastructure: http://nyer.cm/1y6HXEO pic.twitter.com/L0yP7jiAzj
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Hillary Clinton versus the nineteen-nineties: http://nyer.cm/xLyVS7c pic.twitter.com/40MRnqhL0z
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