Jane Mayer is a Staff Writer at The New Yorker. She covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, law and legal affairs, and world affairs, with a particular focus on significant figures and events such as Donald Trump, Joe Biden, and the Russia-Ukraine War. Jane has also been featured in the Analytics on Fire Podcast and BioRxiv, showcasing her expertise and insights across various platforms.
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Jane Mayer's coverage primarily focuses on political and legal matters within the United States. She often delves into in-depth analysis, opinion pieces, and government announcements related to high-profile figures and events. If reaching out to her, consider offering well-researched insights or expert commentary on ongoing legal or political developments at a national level in the US. Additionally, providing unique perspectives on how these topics intersect with lifestyle themes may also capture her attention.
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By: Alexandra Schwartz, Alex Barasch, Rivka Galchen, Jane Mayer, Naomi Fry, Calvin Tomkins, Daisy Hildyard, Helen Shaw, Richard Brody, Ian Crouch, Alex Ross, Jeannie Suk Gersen
The relationship at the heart of a new erotic thriller, starring Nicole Kidman, doesn't explode power struggles; it exists within them.
By: Benjamin Wallace-Wells, Richard Brody, Alex Ross, Rivka Galchen, Calvin Tomkins, Jane Mayer, Daisy Hildyard, Alex Barasch, Ian Crouch, Alexandra Schwartz, Helen Shaw, Jeannie Suk Gersen
The tech billionaire derailed a government-funding deal and made a shutdown more likely. His intervention signals the growing sway of wealth in politics, and its risks.
By: Mitch Therieau, Suerynn Lee, Kyle Chayka, Andrew Marantz, Sarah Larson, Ian Crouch, Inkoo Kang, Jane Mayer, Michael Luo, Amanda Petrusich, John Cassidy
The album is fifty years old, but it remains a blueprint for how to sever rock and roll from nostalgia.
By: Suerynn Lee, Kyle Chayka, Andrew Marantz, Sarah Larson, Ian Crouch, Inkoo Kang, Jane Mayer, Michael Luo, Amanda Petrusich, John Cassidy
Concerts, comedy, and Christian Marclay’s “The Clock.”
By: Jane Mayer
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By: Lauren Michele Jackson, Robin Wright, Bruce Handy, Alex Barasch, Rivka Galchen, Mosab Abu Toha, Richard Brody, Patrick Berry, Jane Mayer, Jennifer Wilson, Jennifer Homans
In October, 2023, I could not imagine anything worse than the destruction in Jabalia refugee camp. But what is happening now outstrips anything I saw there.
By: Jane Mayer, Matthew Hutson, Isaac Chotiner, Susan B. Glasser, Perri Klass, Nick Romeo, Evan Osnos, Kanak Kapur, Justin Chang, Sam Knight, Jessica Pishko, Hua Hsu, Anthony Lane, Olivia Mitra Framke
Meta’s decision to stop fact-checking or moderating content on its platforms signals fealty to Donald Trump.
By: Jane Mayer
Supporters of Donald Trump's nominee have intimidated potential witnesses and suppressed the F.B.I. background check of the former Fox News host in the run-up to his Senate hearing.
By: Richard Brody, Dhruv Khullar, Inkoo Kang, Jane Mayer, Rachel Aviv, Susan B. Glasser, Teju Cole, Emily Witt, Anna Russell, Evan Osnos, Adam Gopnik, Elizabeth Kolbert, Alexandra Schwartz
“Donald Trump is a master of picking appointees for very senior positions who never would have gotten those jobs under anyone else,” the staff writer Susan B. Glasser says. “I think it’s part of creating not just a government of laws and rules but a government built around the principle of personal loyalty to one man.”
By: Richard Brody, Anna Russell, David Remnick, Isaac Chotiner, Tyler Foggatt, Jay Caspian Kang, Katy Waldman, Justin Chang, Jane Mayer, Ruth Margalit, Louis Menand, Jeannie Suk Gersen
“The hunger that there was to know every detail, every tweet, every remark, has receded immeasurably, to Trump’s benefit,” the editor of The New Yorker says.
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