Adam Entous

A collection of articles about 31 from The New Yorker, including news, in-depth reporting, commentary, and analysis.

Joe Biden’s son has been scrutinized for his business dealings and tumultuous personal life.

The company had operatives collect information on American college campuses.

The 2017 document, titled “The Echo Chamber,” accused former Obama officials of undermining the incoming Administration.

The case of Alice Donovan raises questions about whether the F.B.I. could have done more to stop Russian online interference.

Officials from the three countries have repeatedly encouraged their American counterparts to consider ending the Ukraine-related sanctions in return for Putin’s help in removing Iranian forces from Syria.

The first of the four secret letters, in which U.S. Administrations agreed not to pressure Israel to give up its undeclared nuclear weapons, was drafted during the Clinton Administration.

How the Russia investigation and gaffes—some self-inflicted and others outside her control—trapped one of Trump’s favorite White House aides in a battle over her future.