The New Yorker, 21 September 2026
200 x 272 mm, 76 pages
New York, US
Weekly
Published since 1925
Editor-in-chief: David Remnick
Creative director: Nicholas Blechman
Cover art director: Francoise Mouly
The New Yorker brings you international current affairs, comment, fiction, reviews, humour, and goings on, from a New York angle every week. All leavened by a healthy dose of cartoons.
This issue for 21 September 2026 leads with Ian Parker’s report on Michael Barisone, the Olympian dressage trainer who was acquitted of attempted murder by reason of insanity following an altercation with former student Lauren Kanarek in 2019. Elsewhere, Dexter Filkins profiles Jared Kushner, charting his transition from New York real estate developer and failed media proprietor to Trump administration appointed negotiator of global conflicts, and David Owen investigates America’s self-storage ‘religion’.
Cover: ‘Beginnings’ by Dean Rohrer.
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