Andy Borowitz is a journalist at The New Yorker. He covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, government and politics, and culture and society, often focusing on current affairs and international issues. Andy's work has been featured in The New Yorker, Air Mail, Bernardsville News, Borowitz Report, and Saving Advice.
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Andy Borowitz's coverage primarily revolves around government and politics with a focus on the United States. His articles often contain satirical and humorous content related to politicians, political figures, and events in the country.
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By: Andy Borowitz
The South Carolina lawmaker had been attached to Trump since 2016.
The Ukrainian president said his American counterpart’s total lack of cards “makes me very sad."
I think you deserve a break from the news today, and I know I do.
The former attorney general tried to hoist herself over the border wall near Tijuana.
By: Andy Borowitz
“Quite frankly, we don’t need no-talent losers like the Commodores,” Trump said. “We have Little Marco playing his Little Kazoo!”
By: Andy Borowitz
“Our position is clear: no Bunny, no peace.”
“I was a big fan of her work at CBS,” said Kim Jong Un.
“James Talarico never saw a law he didn’t abide," Paxton alleged.
The Pope bucked the conventional wisdom that people will only turn out in large numbers to see men on steroids kick each other in the face.
“Ever since I was a little kid and watched ‘Matlock,’ I dreamed of someday becoming a lawyer,” Blanche told reporters.
