In a striking response to recent legal developments, the New Yorker unveiled a provocative cover illustration just an hour ...

The cover features a bucolic landscape, drawn by Charles E. Martin. At the time, "the images had to be almost a way to console ourselves over the world's trauma," said the New Yorker's artistic ...

From its first edition 100 years ago through the atomic bombs dropped on Japan, to the attacks of September 11, 2001 and on to the present day, New Yorker covers have won both artistic and ...

In 1946, the New Yorker devoted an entire issue to John Hersey's report on the consequences of the US atomic bomb on Hiroshima. The cover features a bucolic landscape, drawn by Charles E.

Despite its storied history, the New Yorker often puts a mirror up to current events. Three founding fathers were shown on a recent cover design being marched out of office, carrying their effects in ...