When the Kids Started Getting Sick

Plus: Trump’s strategy on returning to power, the story of the Barbizon, and how the French dress a salad. View in browser | Update your preferences Dispatch When the Kids Started Getting Sick After pressure from families, Pennsylvania has launched studies into whether fracking can be linked to local illnesses. By Eliza Griswold Annals of Technology How to Build an Artificial Heart Millions of hearts fail each year. Why can’t we replace them? By Joshua Rothman Our Columnists Trump’s Strategy for Returning to Power Is Already Clear The former President is positioning himself and his audience as the only true Americans. By Masha Gessen Culture and More Books When the Barbizon Gave Women Rooms of Their Own The story of N.Y.C.’s most famous women-only hotel is also a story of class and sexual politics. By Casey Cep Cultural Comment The Grubby Glamour of Juergen Teller’s Photography For the past thirty years, he has taught us that being just a little bit ugly is cool. By Naomi Fry Culture Desk What Is Mathematics? An ideal reality. A formal game. The poetry of logical ideas. Or none of the above. By Alec Wilkinson Kitchen Notes How the French Dress a Salad Once you have mastered a vinaigrette’s basic formula, you can learn to play with it. By Bill Buford Humor from The New Yorker Daily Shouts Zillow Listings for Earth Earth (SIXTY MILLION YEARS ON ZILLOW): REDUCED PRICE! This pre-concept-of-war GEM has somehow STILL never been lived in! By Isabella Giovannini Daily Shouts The Guns N’ Roses Song You Thought You Hated “Welcome to the jungle!” By Sara Lautman Daily Cartoon Tuesday, March 2nd By Adam Douglas Thompson You're receiving this e-mail because you signed up for The Daily from The New Yorker. Was this e-mail forwarded to you? Sign up. Unsubscribe | Manage your e-mail preferences | Send newsletter feedback | View our Privacy Policy Copyright © Condé Nast 2021. One World Trade Center, New York, NY 10007. All rights reserved.