The New Yorker

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Contributors

The Mail

Goings On

Tables for Two: Bánh Anh Em

Comment: Overruled

Make-Believe Dept.: Propping Up Potus

Rome Postcard: They Came, They Saw

The Literary Life: Eating Her Words

The Pictures: Sidekick

Dept. of Labor: Check Your Bill • The industry lobby supporting No Tax on Tips wants server wages kept low.

Shouts & Murmurs: “Emma” Unrated

Annals of Inquiry: The Pope’s Astronomer • The Michigan man—and meteorite expert—who runs the Vatican Observatory.

Letter from Israel: Zones of Denial • Amid national euphoria after the bombing of Iran, a question lurks: What is Israel becoming?

A Reporter at Large: Word of Mouth • A pilgrimage to Mexico’s Molar City.

Poems: Bob Marley, Live, 1980

Fiction: The Bridge Stood Fast

Poems: Preservation

Takes: Bill McKibben on Rachel Carson’s “Silent Spring”

A Critic at Large: Period Pieces • Was the Renaissance real?

Books: Briefly Noted

Books: Mind the Gap • What we get wrong about racial wealth disparities.

On and Off the Menu: Gone Cold • L.A.’s food culture, transformed by immigration raids.

The Theatre: Williams in Williamstown • “Camino Real” and “Not About Nightingales.”

Cartoon Caption Contest

Puzzles & Games Dept.: The Crossword • A challenging puzzle.