The Profile Hemingway Could Never Live Down
When Lillian Ross profiled the celebrated novelist, the world saw ridicule and ruin. But letters between the reporter and her subject reveal...
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The L.A. Chefs Keeping Their Neighbors Fed
After wildfires displaced thousands of Angelenos, a patchwork of cooks, restaurateurs, and volunteers have operated something like a citywide meal...
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The Art of the Crossword
The crossword constructors Natan Last and Robyn Weintraub join The New Yorker’s Puzzles & Games editor, Liz Maynes-Aminzade, to share their...
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Donald Trump facing backlash from his own party after attack on Zelensky
Donald Trump’s attempt to bully Volodymyr Zelensky at the White House has been attacked by members of his own party. The United States president...
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NY corrections officers want Dem prison-reform repeal, say deal ending strike 'slap in the face'
New York officials have reached an agreement to end a two-week unsanctioned strike by correctional officers over Democrat-backed prison reforms that...
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World's richest city with 350,000 millionaires and 60 billionaires
The world's richest cities are spread across multiple continents. In Europe, London and Paris often compete for the top spot, while in Asia, cities...
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Control Data Corp. reported its fourth-quarter and full year earnings tumbled 36% and 80.5%, respectively, from a year earlier. The Minneapolis-based...
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US Judge Extends Order to Block DOGE From Treasury Department Data
A lawyer for the Trump administration couldn’t say whether the data DOGE accessed had been shared outside the US Treasury Department.
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Sean 'Diddy' Combs Accused of Assaulting Adult Male Entertainer
Two other women also sued the Bad Boy founder, alleging they both were drugged, trapped, and forced to engage in sexual acts with Combs’ associates
Read MoreFrom the Archives: Truman Capote Dies; Wrote 'In Cold Blood'
Author Truman Capote, the impish intellectual who became almost as famous for his acerbic wit on television as for the journalistic-style novels that...
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