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Contributors

Goings On

On and Off the Avenue: Sweating with the Crowd

Comment: Which Way Now?

The Pictures: A Noble Fellow

Semiquincentennial Dept.: Green Is Gold

The Sporting Scene: Brainball

Deepfake Dept.: Blame Game

American Chronicles: Parting Shot • Stormy Morse lost two partners to gun suicide. Then the N.R.A. came to collect.

Shouts & Murmurs: Exit Memo

Dept. of Science: Picture This • What would it mean to see a new color?

Letter from Israel: Breaking Ranks • Netanyahu’s strongest challenger is a general shaped by loss.

Poems: Any Younger

Profiles: American Daredevil • What moves the star of “Jackass” to ride bulls and get shot out of cannons? A very serious investigation.

Fiction: Earthly Delights

Poems: Tick Check

Pop Music: Modern Love • Steve Lacy’s idiosyncratic, unguarded R. & B.

Books: Briefly Noted

Books: A Map of the Stars • The men who made theory French.

Books: The Food-Desert Mirage • Are bad diets really the result of bad options?

The Theatre: Down to Clown • Playtime in “Dukes” and “Big Feelings.”

The Current Cinema: Sub Story • “I Want Your Sex.”

Cartoon Caption Contest

Puzzles & Games Dept.: The Crossword • A beginner-friendly puzzle.