Margaret Talbot is a staff writer at The New Yorker. She covers a diverse range of topics including legal issues, cultural history, social movements, and indie music, with a focus on themes such as government and politics, wellness, and crime and justice. Talbot has been featured in the Analytics on Fire Podcast, Magzter, and The New Yorker.
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By: Alex Ross, Margaret Talbot, Ruth Marcus, Casey Cep, Nicolas Niarchos, Josh Lieb, Kameron Austin Collins, Ali Solomon, Bruce Handy, Arthur Sze, Sarah Larson, Amanda Petrusich
The Democratic Republic of the Congo has some of the largest deposits on Earth. Its President wants to sell them—and win a war.
By: Amanda Petrusich, Margaret Talbot, Liana Finck, Sarah Manguso, Alex Ross, Ruth Marcus, Sarah Larson, Kameron Austin Collins, Bruce Handy, Casey Cep, Josh Lieb, Arthur Sze, Ali Solomon
How did I get inside my body?
By: Amanda Petrusich, Margaret Talbot, Alex Ross, Ruth Marcus, Sarah Larson, Kameron Austin Collins, Bruce Handy, Casey Cep, Josh Lieb, Arthur Sze, Ali Solomon, E. Tammy Kim
As I.R.S. employees toil through tax season, their agency is being dismantled by the government it powers.
The anti-abortion movement's new North Star. I n the first two years after the Supreme Court eliminated the constitutional right to abortion, the
By: Helen Shaw, Alexandra Schwartz, Sarah Larson, John Cassidy, Charles Bethea, Adam Levin, Brooke Husic, Casey Cep, Steve Martin, Jane Bua, Emma Green, Jennifer Wilson, Alex Ross, Josh Lieb, Arthur Sze, Bruce Handy, Maya C. Popa, Helen Rosner, Richard Brody, Sheldon Pearce, Justin Chang, Margaret Talbot, Benjamin Wallace-Wells, Amanda Petrusich, Sarah Stillman, Marina Harss, Michael Schulman, Dan Stahl
An archive of reporting, profiles, criticism, fiction, and cartoons from The New Yorker’s print magazine.
By: Isaac Chotiner, Ruth Marcus, David Remnick, Grace Byron, Jonathan Blitzer, Antonia Hitchens, Jeannie Suk Gersen, Andrew Marantz, Margaret Talbot
The Trump Administration is stepping up its war on the rule of law. Is this bluster aimed at intimidating judges, or the start of something worse?
By: Katy Waldman, Jennifer Wilson, Hua Hsu, Casey Cep, Julian Lucas, Michael Luo, Margaret Talbot, Joshua Rothman, Andrew Marantz, Jia Tolentino
New Yorker writers on long, immersive books that are worth the plunge.
By: Merve Emre, Rachel Monroe, Julian Lucas, Yiyun Li, Margaret Talbot, Ottessa Moshfegh, Sam Knight, Rebecca Mead, Hilton Als, Jhumpa Lahiri, Marina Harss, Karan Mahajan
At museums, curators are incorporating smells that can transport visitors to a different time.
An English chronicler of the trenches, and his wartime romance, captured in long-lost photographs.
On an unseasonably hot Thursday, Martha Stewart presided at the head of a long patio table (from one of her furniture collections) at her estate in Katonah, New York.
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