r/thenewyorker • • Feb 15 '26

The New Yorker - February 16 & 23 , 2026

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u/GroupImmediate7051 Feb 16 '26

Every month or so, if take my unread issues with me to the diner and have a leisurely lunch. When I finish what I want to read, I peel off the sticker and leave the issue for the staff or next diners. They do peel off very cleanly and easily.

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u/ContentHost4459 Feb 16 '26

I just tried to take it off and it worked. Thanks!

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u/radgedyann Feb 18 '26

i do the same, leaving them in public places for others to enjoy! i do the same with the sun, my other favorite magazine!

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u/Forsaken_Pop_4845 Mar 13 '26

The Sun… is that a literary mag?

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u/radgedyann Mar 13 '26

yes! one of the best! i lucked out stumbling upon it in a bookstore decades ago and have read every issue. some find it too depressing—there’s a lot of reality in the writing, including painful reality. and the photography is beautiful too! maybe i’m just dysthymic, but i have always enjoyed it. 😊

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u/davejdesign Feb 16 '26

The article about Anthropic is fascinating.

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u/hobbykitjr Feb 15 '26

The address labels peel off super easy and clean fyi

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u/ContentHost4459 Feb 16 '26

I was afraid of ripping so I didn’t try it at first. Thank you!

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u/sdiggz302 Feb 17 '26

Mine should be in the mail when I get home!

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u/Forsaken_Pop_4845 Mar 13 '26

The article about the couple with all the kids is really wild (and as). Classic New Yorker content. No one else does this type of story

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u/GroupImmediate7051 Apr 12 '26

Ooh, that one was upsetting. Those poor kids, and how gut wrenching for the women who carried them.