The New Yorker

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Contributors

The Mail

Goings On • What we’re watching, listening to, and doing this week.

The Food Scene: JR & Son

Comment: After the Flood

Ratings Roundup: The Taste of Trump

Dept. of Unicorns: Experience It

Aficionado Dept.: House Call

On the Beach: Help from Above

The Sporting Scene: Serve and Folly • The annual British yearning for a homegrown Wimbledon champion.

Shouts & Murmurs: The Diary of Anna Franco

Personal History: The Counterfeiters • What I inherited from my criminal great-grandparents.

A Reporter at Large: The Next War • Is the U.S. ready for the future of combat?

Poems: Girlfriends

Profiles: Family Practice • A pediatrician’s search for redemption.

Poems: Onions

Fiction: Natural History

Paige Williams on Marquis James’s Preview of the Scopes Monkey Trial

A Critic at Large: Losing Loneliness • In the age of A.I., you never have to feel lonely again. That’s not necessarily a good thing.

Books: Escape Route • Geoff Dyer tracks the comic confusions of a working-class British upbringing.

Books: Briefly Noted

Pop Music: Junk-Drawer Heart • Ryan Davis’s wordy disquisitions on desire.

On Television: Baggage Check • “Too Much,” on Netflix.

The Current Cinema: Fortress of Synergy • “Superman.”

Cartoon Caption Contest

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