New Yorker

A Glossy, well presented American weekly magazine founded in New York by Harold Ross in February 1925. The New Yorker is aimed at a sophisticated liberal audience and is famous for its cover art, single panel cartoons, and short stories from prominent writers in each edition.

Originally focused on cultural life and events of New York City, it has developed a broader scope and a wider audience and is renowned for its coverage of world politics, literature, popular culture and special issues.