Zohran Mamdani, the thirty-three-year-old democratic socialist assemblymember, has been steadily gaining ground over Andrew Cuomo in New York City’s mayoral primary. Can he close the gap?

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22.06.2025

The Museumgoer | Nina Siegal, Stephanie Pisarevskiy | The New York Review of Books

As Nina Siegal observes in our May 29 issue, history is often found in the margins: a scribbled diary entry, a name scrawled on the back of a stolen

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23.06.2025

Tick Tock, Knock Knock | Anna Shechtman | The New York Review of Books

Christian Marclay’s newest work arrives at a moment when digital data collection—once a source of awe—inspires something closer to dread.

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Gaza: The War on Dialysis | Amro Hamada | The New York Review of Books

As a young physician in the Strip, I study patients with end-stage kidney disease. Cut off from the care they need, many of them are silently dying.

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