The front cover is a drawing of the Statue of Liberty sat in despair inside a jail cell. Behind her, Lady Liberty has scratched each day as a tally. She stares disconsolately upwards.

Front cover of this week’s New Yorker. 100 days.

Ivan Albright's painting "That Which I Should Have Done I Did Not Do," which features a black door with a decaying wreath on it and a hand coming out from the side, looking as if it is about to open the door

Sometimes you just need a deeply goth door in your life.

Therapy in 2025: Watching mental health collapse under policy changes while nodding calmly and saying, “That makes sense.” Internally? Screaming.