The New Yorker

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Goings On: Winter Preview • What we're watching, listening to, and doing this winter.

The Talk of the Town

Profiles: Theatre of War • The films of Andrey Zvyagintsev take an unsparing view of contemporary Russia.

American Chronicles: Quitting Time • Why don't more immigration agents reach a moral breaking point?

Shouts & Murmurs: Common Scams to Avoid

Annals of Mathematics: Proof of Concept • The year that artificial intelligence took over solving problems.

Dept. of Medicine: The Alzheimer’s Wars • A contentious new definition of Alzheimer's could turn millions of people without symptoms into patients.

Fiction: Family Lore

Books: Bad Connection • The history of the telephone is one of uneasy intimacy and corporate control.

Books: Crosstalk • In Jana Prikryl’s poetry, borrowed voices tell intimate truths.

The Art World: Shiny, Happy People • Roy Lichtenstein's witty critiques of masculinity.

Musical Events: Ghost World • "Lincoln in the Bardo," at the Met.

The Current Cinema: Subtropic of Cancer • "Wild Horse Nine."

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