Andy Borowitz is a journalist at The New Yorker. He covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and international affairs, with a particular focus on general assignment news and world affairs. Borowitz is 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 photos, showing a nude Trump frolicking in the Caribbean enclave, are “not for the squeamish,” experts warned.
When the world’s most admired woman was attacked by the world’s least interesting man, it was no contest.
By: Andy Borowitz
“We Canadians were thinking of something special we could give you for your birthday, and this is what we came up with,” Carney said.
By: Andy Borowitz
“In order to be Secretary of War, I have to be Secretary of Warpaint,” he told reporters. “And my warpaint is by Estée Lauder.”
By: Andy Borowitz
Voters pointed to progress on guns, the environment, and a host of other issues that could have been achieved if only McConnell had not been sentient.
According to those familiar with the test results, Hegseth’s estrogen count would place him in the 99th percentile of all women.
She spent a decade strenuously sucking up to Donald Trump and came up empty. Now she’s sucking up to someone new. Will she have better luck this time?
Likely voters said that they would rather suffer two years of the gastrointestinal ailment than the remainder of Trump’s term.
“I have viewed disturbing video taken last week in the US Senate in which Senator Paul appears to be brain-dead,” Beshear said.
The worm’s review began on a discouraging note, claiming that Kennedy’s brain was “almost impossible to find.”
