The New Yorker

The New Yorker is a weekly magazine known for its mix of reporting on politics and culture, humor and cartoons, fiction and poetry, and in-depth reviews and criticism. It began publication in 1925 and is celebrated for its wit, its detailed fact-checking and copyediting, and its commitment to rigorous journalism. The magazine covers a broad range of topics with a tone that is often urbane and sophisticated. Over the years, The New Yorker has launched the careers of many famous writers and has a reputation for its thorough and unique reporting, iconic cover art, and cartoons that have become part of American culture. The New Yorker has won numerous awards for its journalistic merit and creative content, making it a staple in American literary and journalistic circles.