Eric Lach is a staff writer for The New Yorker. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including politics, culture, and current events. With a sharp wit and keen observation, Eric delves into the complexities of American society, offering insightful analysis and thought-provoking commentary.
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By: Rebecca Mead, Eric Lach, Charles Bethea, Kyle Chayka, Zadie Smith
The lawyers at Protect Democracy have brought defamation suits against Rudy Giuliani, Kari Lake, and Project Veritas, hoping to limit the spread of disinformation. Others worry that their efforts could impinge on freedom of speech.
By: Rebecca Mead, Eric Lach, Ginny Hogan, Kyle Chayka, Zadie Smith
This time around, we’ll remember to stock the appropriate amount of Xanax, anticipating that the election will take several days to call.
By: Zadie Smith, Eric Lach, Rebecca Mead, Kyle Chayka
You can take the platform away from American users, but it is far too late to contain the habits that it has unleashed.
The star witness in Donald Trump’s criminal trial is also the most aggrieved and seemingly unreliable one.
The star witness in the former President’s criminal trial is also the most aggrieved and seemingly unreliable one.
By: Eric Lach, David Remnick, Rachel Aviv, Kathryn Schulz, Bill Mckibben
Trump’s reported billion-dollar offer to fossil-fuel executives shows that this is the key year to save the planet.
By: Isaac Chotiner, Eric Lach, Rachel Aviv, David Remnick, Kathryn Schulz
A new assessment, produced by the State Department, found that Israel has likely violated international law—though it doesn’t find a reason to cut off military aid.
By: Sarah Stillman, Kathryn Schulz, Rachel Aviv, Alexandra Schwartz, Vinson Cunningham, Naomi Fry, Eric Lach
A feud between two of the biggest names in rap quickly escalated into a mutual smear campaign. How did a conflict based in craft become one that was about so much more?
By: Kathryn Schulz, Eric Lach, Joanna Bradley, Sarah Stillman, Rachel Aviv
When you feed a child food, that child’s body converts the food into excrement (turn your child upside down to confirm this).
At the former President's hush-money trial, Trump's ex-lawyer is using his old boss's playbook to help the prosecution.
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