David Remnick

On the New Yorker Radio Hour, David Remnick speaks with Luke Mogelson and Susan B. Glasser about the insurrection in the Capitol, and Monica Racic interviews a game designer about why QAnon appeals to people.

On the New Yorker Radio Hour, the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Lawrence Wright reports on the trajectory of the coronavirus and what went wrong in the U.S. response.

From The New Yorker's archive: pieces by Jelani Cobb, Elizabeth Alexander, ZZ Packer, Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, and Hilton Als about the racial-justice movement in America.

On the New Yorker Radio Hour, David Remnick talks with Charles Bethea about the Georgia runoff and the conflict within the G.O.P. Plus: Helen Rosner makes fennel with Bryant Terry, and Ian Frazier says goodbye to 2020—in verse.

On a special episode of the New Yorker Radio Hour, John Legend and Phoebe Bridgers perform live from their houses. Plus: Amanda Petrusich on Folkways Records and Donald Antrim on the importance of music.

Elites continue to blame America's divisions on racism, sexism, Trumpian fascism—anything but their own missteps.

David Remnick writes about publishing an excerpt from "A Promised Land," President Barack Obama's forthcoming memoir, about the passage of the Affordable Care Act.

From The New Yorker's archive: pieces by Dana Goodyear, Zoë Heller, Daniel Zalewski, Jill Lepore, and Mark Singer on visionaries of horror.

On The New Yorker Radio Hour, Jennifer Gonnerman talks with a bus driver about transit during the pandemic, David Remnick interviews Nicholas Lemann about the future of Trumpism, and Carrie Battan shares her favorite K-Pop songs.

David Remnick on a new report in the New York Times that Donald Trump paid only $750 in income tax during the first two years of his Presidency, among other bombshell revelations.

Tickets are now on sale for the 2020 New Yorker Festival, featuring talks and performances with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Elizabeth Warren, Anthony Fauci, Chris Rock, Margaret Atwood, Maya Rudolph, Yo-Yo Ma, Jerry Seinfeld, and more.

Evan Osnos interviews Joe Biden on how the Democratic Presidential nominee sees this moment. Plus, the historian Rick Perlstein on Goldwater, Reagan, and Donald Trump.

There is a pattern in the way speech is silenced. Understanding it can help us stand up to the illiberalism of this moment.

From The New Yorker's archive: pieces by Jill Lepore, Caleb Crain, Jelani Cobb, and Roger Angell about American democracy and people who have tried to strengthen it.

The New York Times media columnist Ben Smith shocked social media with a scathing takedown of Ronan Farrow.

David Remnick speaks with Philip Rosoff, a professor of medicine and an expert in the ethics of medical rationing, about what we owe to those whom we can't save during the coronavirus crisis.

From The New Yorker's archive, pieces by Michael Specter, Amy Davidson Sorkin, Elizabeth Kolbert, and Evan Osnos on the ways that people prepare for global catastrophes, including pandemics and natural disasters.

"Today the world shifted that much more for justice!"

David Remnick writes on Donald Trump's response to the coronavirus, the role of Mike Pence, and the reactions of epidemiologists and public-health officials to the President's statements.

The famed attorney aired his grievances against the magazine during a Fox News interview Monday night, apparently still sore over its unflattering profile of him.