🇺🇸 United States
credibility 4/5
lean center-left
The New Yorker
The New Yorker (newyorker.com) is the online presence of The New Yorker magazine, a U.S. news and culture outlet. It publishes reporting, commentary, criticism, and features—along with fiction, poetry, and cartoons—covering politics, culture, literature, and the arts.
Profile
Founded
1925
Headquarters
New York City, United States
Ownership
Condé Nast
Funding
subscriptions and advertising
Coverage focus
Long-form journalism and criticism focused on politics and public affairs, plus cultural coverage of arts, literature, and related topics.
Reputation
It is generally regarded as a major venue for long-form reporting and literary-style commentary, while critics sometimes fault it for a particular political or cultural point of view.
In our corpus
489 articles · 11 Jul → 5 Sept
Domain
Reader notes. Many online articles may be subject to subscription/paywall access. · Its emphasis is typically on analysis and long-form features rather than rapid breaking news. · Content includes non-news genres (e.g., fiction and poetry), which may not align with readers seeking straight reporting.
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