Robert A. Caro is a journalist and writer who focuses on national issues in the United States. He is a regular contributor to The New Yorker and his work has also been featured in Allure Magazine. Caro's articles cover a wide range of topics, including politics, literature, culture, and social issues.
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By: Evan Osnos, Susan B. Glasser, Nathan Heller, Jane Mayer, Janet Malcolm, Philip Gourevitch, Robert A. Caro
In court, Donald Trump’s former associates renounce the fallacy of a stolen 2020 election in order to avoid prison time. But in Congress, standing by “the Big Lie” can make you Speaker.
By: Janet Malcolm, Dorothy Wickenden, Nathan Heller, Robert A. Caro, Philip Gourevitch
In a technological age, impassioned devotees renew an ancient maritime tradition.
By: Nathan Heller, Austin Elias-De Jesus, Philipp Schaeffer, Janet Malcolm, Philip Gourevitch, Robert A. Caro
Philipp Schaeffer’s film is a glimpse at the overlap of play and perception.
By: Philip Gourevitch, Nathan Heller, Ali Solomon, Robert A. Caro, Janet Malcolm
The actual first day of Christmas.
By: Janet Malcolm, Daniel A. Gross, Robert A. Caro, Philip Gourevitch, Nathan Heller
Huge coastal barriers could protect the world’s cities. But they’ll have unexpected costs.
By: Philip Gourevitch, Janet Malcolm, Nathan Heller, Robert A. Caro
Short reviews of recent releases.
By: Philip Gourevitch, Andrew Marantz, Nathan Heller, Robert A. Caro, Janet Malcolm
Zev Feldman, the Indiana Jones of jazz, has dug up and produced unpublished recordings by Wes Montgomery, Bill Evans, Larry Young, and Lee Morgan.
By: John Cassidy, Philip Gourevitch, Nathan Heller, Robert A. Caro, Janet Malcolm
Appearing at his civil fraud trial, the former President made some potentially damaging admissions, even as he dismissed the case against him as a witch hunt.
(This is the third part of a four-part series. Read the fourth part
By: Robert A. Caro, Kate Hinds
Robert A. Caro's The Power Broker has been called "the greatest book every written about a city." This groundbreaking work revealed how Robert Moses -- a man never elected to public office -- spent decades amassing power so immense that he was able to reshape New York City. Now, a new exhibit at the New York Historical Society, Turn Every Page: Inside the Robert A. Caro Archive, explores the story behind the book and the meticulous, methodical research Robert Caro conducted to write it. Valerie Paley, New York Historical Society senior vice president, discusses the show on view now.
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