The New Yorker Comment

In "Smelling the Coffee," Jelani Cobb writes about racial bias training at Starbucks.

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In "The Long Fight," Amy Davidson Sorkin writes about John McCain's legacy.

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In "Bad Bets," Robin Wright reports on the end of the Iran deal, and Trump'confrontationaltatial foreign policy.

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In "Dream On," Amy Davidson Sorkin write's about how the Administration's incompetence and the courts' rectitudes have seen the Dreamers through. But those factors may be temporary safeguards.

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In "Crash Course," Nicholas Lemann writes about the dangers of undoing Dodd-Frank.

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One thing is becoming clear about the various Trump scandals: they center on the President’s disdain for the law.

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In "Might and Right," George Packer writes about how the president and his new national security advisor, John Bolton, are in an especially bad position to respond to the atrocities in Syria.

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In "About Facebook," Andrew Marantz writes about the future of Facebook after Cambridge Analytica.

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In "Death of a King," Jelani Cobb writes about the life and legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. and what it means on the 50th Anniversary of his assassination.

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In "Account Settings," David Remnick reports on Cambridge Analytica and a moral reckoning in Silicon Valley.

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