Will Nediger is a journalist and writer for The New Yorker, specializing in a wide range of topics including politics, culture, sports, and puzzles. With a unique blend of wit and insight, Will's articles provide readers with thought-provoking analysis and entertaining storytelling.
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By: Jaron Lanier, Mary Gaitskill, Susan B. Glasser, Michael Schulman, Will Nediger
How envy destroyed the perfect connection between two teen-age girls.
By: Michael Schulman, Jaron Lanier, Susan B. Glasser, Will Nediger
Molly Lewis, a professional whistler who provided part of the movie’s soundtrack, and who has a new LP, “On the Lips,” shows a music class how it’s done.
I am happy to announce that I have opened a new waiting list, for people who have been trying to get on my regular waiting list.
By: Masha Gessen, Patrick Radden Keefe, Louisa Thomas, Will Nediger, John Cassidy
Two recent cases failed to stop the mass violence in Gaza, but they gave center stage to facts and historical interpretations that, in Western countries, at least, are often relegated to the margins.
By: Patrick Radden Keefe, Louisa Thomas, John Cassidy, Will Nediger, Kelefa Sanneh
On “Advisory Opinions,” the lawyer and former Trump Administration spokesperson argues that the Supreme Court is good, even—or especially—in its current incarnation.
By: Yinuo Shi, Justin Fairweather
Justin Fairweather's short film “Roger J. Carter: Rebel Revolutionary” shows how the artist arrived at his innovative way of making portraits of Black figures.
By: Will Nediger, Andy Kravis, Jelani Cobb, Louisa Thomas, Tim Hamilton
“Honest! It’s not a time machine so I can find out if you meant it when you said you didn’t want anything for Valentine’s Day.”
By: Dan Misdea, Will Nediger, Annabelle Gurwitch, Isaac Chotiner, Andy Kravis
More than four months into the war, John Kirby, the National Security Council spokesman, explains why U.S. support for an extended pause in fighting may not translate to an endorsement of an end of hostilities.
By: Isaac Chotiner, Will Nediger, Natalya Lobanova
James McGoldrick describes the challenges of delivering aid during Israel’s bombardment.
By: Ellen Bass, Paul Tran, Helen Rosner, Will Nediger, Justin Chang, Kelefa Sanneh, Dan Greene, Robert Sullivan, Casey Cep, Amanda Petrusich, D. T. Max, Parul Sehgal, Michael Schulman, Bess Kalb, Jennifer Wilson, Cynan Jones, Louis Menand, Helen Shaw, Benjamin Wallace-Wells, Nathan Heller
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