Tag: New Yorker

• One journalist’s take on another’s folly: The Jonah Lehrer Conundrum

  A writer’s integrity serves as both flak jacket and silver bullet. Without it, what’s left?

  Adam McCauley

  July 30, 2012

  Writing

  Bob Dylan, falsified, Jonah Lehrer, Journalism, misquoted, New York Times, New Yorker, plagiarism, resignation, Wired

• Taking Attendance: Class in America

  It is this hopelessness of inequality —the acquiescence to classism— that debate ends all together

  Adam McCauley

  July 27, 2012

  Sights

  America, American economy, Christopher Hitchens, Class, inequality, Margaret Talbot, New Yorker

• The Dog Squad

  Since 2001, the New York Police Department has reduced the number of uniformed officers on city streets. However, the NYPD has also grown the ranks of its elite K-9 squads in the world. Imported from Central and Eastern Europe, these animals can pursue criminals, track missing persons, locate dead bodies, sniff out explosive chemicals and…

  Adam McCauley

  February 28, 2012

  Published, Video

  Danz, New York. Bomb detection, New Yorker, NYPD, Police Dogs, Rothschild, safety, subways