The New Yorker (magazine)

The New Yorker is a prestigious American magazine known for its in-depth journalism, thoughtful essays, literary fiction, and cultural commentary. Founded in 1925, it covers various topics, including politics, arts, and current events, often featuring long-form articles and investigative reports. The magazine is celebrated for its quality writing and distinctive cartoons, providing readers with a mix of highbrow culture and insightful analysis. It appeals to a diverse audience interested in the complexities of modern life and often sets the standard for journalistic excellence in print media.