Jeannie Suk Gersen writes about the Duty to Warn movement, a group of psychiatrists and others advocating for Donald Trump‘s removal under the Twenty-fifth Amendment.

Kim Warp‘s Daily Cartoon considers the response to the ‘witch hunt‘ in Hollywood.

Matthew Trammell interviews the electronic indie musician Chaz Bear, who records as Toro y Moi, about his new album, ‘Boo Boo,‘ and working with Diddy.

Daniel Pollack-Pelzner on the playwright Lauren Gunderson, who is the most produced playwright in the country.

Trump‘s critics yearn for his exit. But Mike Pence, the corporate right‘s inside man, poses his own risks.

Franoise Mouly interviews the artist R. Kikuo Johnson about his cover illustration for the October 23, 2017, Money Issue of The New Yorker.

‘Most of us would have t in perfectly in a psych ward. Many of us had already been there.‘

Poetry:‘These strangers with my name, / busy being kidnapped, embezzled, / honored and dying at a frightening rate.‘

A fan of golf since childhood, Joe Ferrari-Adler put an artificial putting green in his Brooklyn back yard as a fortieth birthday present to himself.

Poetry:‘And consider the swans: laying their warm / breasts down on banks that mark no border.‘

Once, robots assisted human workers. Now it‘s the other way around.

‘And Your Daughters Shall Prophesy,‘ ‘The Dream Colony,‘ ‘Be My Wolff,‘ and ‘Modern Gods.‘

New cartoons from the magazine.

He was a brilliant manager, a wizard of logistics, and an extraordinarily effective humanitarian. How come we remember him as a failure?

Why do we need it, and are we getting enough?

The artist‘s installation attemptsto document how China‘s budding consumerist revolution transformed the country‘s domestic sphere.

How smart appliances are revolutionizing commerce.

Directors of the action thriller, in which an army of militiamen from Southern states invade Brooklyn, take a walk through the neighborhood.

In 1981, Manhattan wasn‘t a place for beginners.

Letters in response toJanet Malcolm‘s Profile of Rachel Maddow and Hannah Beech‘s article on Aung San Suu Kyi.

Andy Borowitz jokes about Donald Trump taking Larry Flynt up on the publisher‘s offer of ten million dollars for information leading to Trump‘s impeachment.

Thomas de Monchaux on the Brutalist masterpieces of the sixties and seventies, like midtown‘s Citicorp Center, many of which are now subject to demolition.

Jelani Cobb on ‘Greater Gotham,‘ by Mike Wallace and Edward Burrows, and what its exhaustive history of New York City can say about trying to find a democratic definition of the city‘s values.

River Clegg and Evan Waite imagine a humorous script that a viewer must sit through in order to watch the online content she has selected.