Hendrik Hertzberg
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G.O.P. Debate: Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz
According to conventional wisdom, the big winners were Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz. Now, two footnotes. → Read More
G.O.P. Debate: Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz
According to conventional wisdom, the big winners were Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz. Now, two footnotes. → Read More
Trump for Speaker!
A Trump Speakership would be a win-win for both the Wisconsin congressman and the Donald himself. → Read More
Trump for Speaker!
A Trump Speakership would be a win-win for both the Wisconsin congressman and the Donald himself. → Read More
Buckley, Vidal, and the “Queer” Question
An entertaining new documentary returns to the gladiatorial debates between the two men—and to a controversial term hurled by Buckley. → Read More
Interparty Debates? Yes, Please
Hendrik Hertzberg argues in favor of Bernie Sanders’s proposal that Democratic and G.O.P. Presidential candidates debate each other during the primaries. → Read More
Interparty Debates? Yes, Please
Hendrik Hertzberg argues in favor of Bernie Sanders’s proposal that Democratic and G.O.P. Presidential candidates debate each other during the primaries. → Read More
Misrule Britannia: The U.K.’s Screwed-Up Election
Do the math, as the saying goes. Something is amiss—and, eventually, something’s got to give. → Read More
Nine Decades of the Magazine: 1995–2005 - The New Yorker
Life at The New Yorker in the days after September 11th. → Read More
Nine Decades of the Magazine: 1995–2005
Life at The New Yorker in the days after September 11th. → Read More
Mario Cuomo: A Miscarriage of Justice
Mario Cuomo was never on the Supreme Court. That wasn’t just the tragedy of one man’s life; it was a tragedy for the nation. → Read More
Mario Cuomo: A Miscarriage of Justice - The New Yorker
Mario Cuomo was never on the Supreme Court. That wasn’t just the tragedy of one man’s life; it was a tragedy for the nation. → Read More
A Test for Oman and Its Sultan - The New Yorker
Among the leaders of the Middle East today, there is perhaps no one more enigmatic or more adored than Sultan Qaboos, the ruler of Oman. → Read More
Red and Red and Red All Over
Fear (of Ebola, ISIS, economic insecurity) and loathing (of Obama) suffused the dank emotional atmosphere of the campaign. → Read More
Red and Red and Red All Over - The New Yorker
Fear (of Ebola, ISIS, economic insecurity) and loathing (of Obama) suffused the dank emotional atmosphere of the campaign. → Read More
After the Panama Canal Zone - The New Yorker
With “Zonians,” the photographer Matías Costa explores what remains of the former U.S. presence along the historic shipping route. → Read More
Bradlee’s Charisma
“All the President’s Men” is a rarity: a movie in which an actor has less star power than the person he’s playing. → Read More
Bradlee’s Charisma - The New Yorker
“All the President’s Men” is a rarity: a movie in which an actor has less star power than the person he’s playing. → Read More
The People’s Climate March and the Wisdom of the Crowd
It came an hour and a half into the march—like thunder after distant lightning, a wall of sound. No speakers? Not quite. More like hundreds of thousands. → Read More