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A poem by W. S. Merwin from our Summer 1982 issue. While our Poem of the Week feature is on summer break, we’re sharing poems from TYR’s archive. Sign up to receive a poem in your inbox every Wednesday: yalereview.org/about/newslett…

"Somehow, my fact-checking job had slipped me into the envelope of another human’s most personal realm." — Susan Choi on fact-checking @newyorker for The Yale Review yalereview.org/article/susan-…

"What do you do with two people who share a face?" From 2021: Jean Garnett on twinship and envy. yalereview.org/article/there-…

Probably the best piece I've ever read on twins

I talked with Michael Wolff about Trump, Epstein, and MAGA. yalereview.org/article/michae…

In our Weekly Top 5: • Symbiosis steeped in irony The Washington Post • The hidden lives of rocks Atmos • Journalism’s facts machine The Yale Review • What’s up, sun? Noema Magazine • Puzzling through problems The American Scholar longreads.com/2025/07/25/lon…

3. "When Fact-Checking Meant Something" (Susan Choi) "But Choi’s piece is a Trojan horse, a book review with a personal essay hidden within . . . " yalereview.org/article/susan-…

“Here is a window, Jeffrey Epstein, in which you can see who Donald Trump was, in a formative sense.” —Michael Wolff yalereview.org/article/michae…