The New Yorker has a number of fine blogs that bring together conversations and debates on public art, theater, development strategies, and the state of haute couture throughout the United States and the rest of the world. This particular blog is under the able direction of John Cassidy, who has been a staff writer at the New Yorker since 1995. On the site, Cassidy writes about "politics, economics, and more," and visitors will find a great deal of grist for their mills. Recent posts have included mediations on presidential campaigns, Supreme Court Justice John Roberts, elections in Greece, and other topics. Additionally, visitors can share the blog posts via a range of social media or offer their own comments. Finally, immediately to the right of each blog entry, visitors will find a guide to the other New Yorker blogs.