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Goings On: Fall Preview • What we’re watching, listening to, and doing this fall.

Comment: Boots on the Ground

Local Critters: Dumpstruck

Ghouls Dept.: For the Love of Satan

Intramural Dept.: Met vs. Met

Sketchpad: “And Just Like That …,” the Lost Season

Annals of Inquiry: Missed Connections • Inside the world of DNA surprises.

Takes: Adam Gopnik on Joseph Mitchell’s “Joe Gould’s Secret”

Shouts & Murmurs: Some Funny Things About Getting Old

ONWARD AND UPWARD WITH THE ARTS THE ACHIEVER • The otherworldly ambitions of R. F. Kuang.

The Political Scene: Power Play • In Pam Bondi, Donald Trump has the Attorney General he always dreamed of.

Poems: Suburban Divorcée

U.S. Journal: Money Ball • Will Bill Belichick—ex-N.F.L. royalty—transform the college-sports mecca of Chapel Hill?

Poems: O Separation

Fiction: Something Has Come to Light

A Critic at Large: The Roof Is On Fire • Was it racial capitalism that burned the Bronx?

Books: Briefly Noted

Books: Me, Myself, And I • Helen Oyeyemi’s novel of cognitive dissonance.

The Current Cinema: Ransom Notes • “Highest 2 Lowest.”

Cartoon Caption Contest

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