John Cassidy on the Democrat Jon Ossoff‘s loss to his Republican challenger, Karen Handel, in the special congressional election in Georgia‘s sixth district.

Margaret Talbot on the commission, formed by Trump and chaired by Chris Christie, to address the opioid-addiction crisis.

Sarah Larson reviews ‘G.L.O.W.,‘ the 2012 documentary by Brett Whitcomb about the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling, which is streaming on Netflix and inspired a new scripted series.

John Cassidy on the tumultuous circumstances-including a spate of terrorist attacks and the Grenfell Tower fire-facing Prime Minister Theresa May as Parliament opens.

Richard Brody reviews Michael Bay‘s ‘Transformers: The Last Knight,‘ starring Mark Wahlberg.

Lauren Weinstein offers humorous ideas for gifts for new graduates that range from good luggage to fifty gallons of sunscreen.

Jonathan Blitzer writes about the backlog of immigration cases and Attorney General Jeff Sessions‘s plan to hire more judges to enforce Trump‘s policies.

The show is a feminist cringe-comedy and, like its horny antiheroine, it‘s also a train wreck.

New cartoons from the magazine.

‘The Brahms?‘ she said. ‘Shall we struggle through the Brahms?‘The boy, whose first lesson with Miss Nightingale this was, said nothing. But, gazing at the silent metronome, he smiled a little, as if the silence pleased him. Then his fingers touched the piano keys and, when the first notes sounded, Miss Nightingale knew that she

Josphin Pladan‘s mystical art exhibitions, in Paris, set the stage for everything from Kandinsky‘s abstractions to Eliot‘s ‘The Waste Land.‘

Sofia Coppola‘s Civil War movie, starring Nicole Kidman, Kirsten Dunst, and Colin Farrell, and a comedy starring and co-written by Kumail Nanjiani.

Peter de Sve tells Franoise Mouly about his man-bun-themed cover art for the latest issue of the magazine, which was inspired by the artist‘s home base of Brooklyn.

How the economic boom and deep gender inequality have created a new industry.

The poet‘s longing for a lost golden age is now a national identity.

The new American Idea chain has nothing to sell but the President.

Richard Brody discusses Robert Greene‘s 2014 documentary, ‘Actress,‘ about Brandy Burre.

Amy Davidson on Megyn Kelly‘s problematic interview with the far-right conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, whom Donald Trump has praised.

Andrew Marantz on Laura Loomer, the right-wing activist who interrupted the Public Theatre‘s Shakespeare in the Park performance of ‘Julius Caesar.‘

Jeffrey Toobin writes about the case brought by congressional Democrats against President Donald Trump based on the emoluments clause of the Constitution.

Alexis Okeowo reviews the Arab-German journalist Souad Mekhennet‘s new book, ‘I Was Told to Come Alone: My Journey Behind the Lines of Jihad.‘

Corey Pandolph‘s Daily Cartoon considers health-care reform, bipartisanship, and blankets.

Alexis Okeowo reviews the Arab-German journalist Souad Mekhennet‘s new book, ‘I Was Told to Come Alone: My Journey Behind the Lines of Jihad.‘

Hallie and Nick Bateman offer a humorous list of ways to acknowledge the Trump Presidency on Craigslist, Kickstarter, and other online forums.