Amy Davidson Sorkin
Amy Davidson Sorkin has been a staff writer at The New Yorker since 2014. She has been at the magazine since 1995, and, as a senior editor for many years, focussed on national security, international reporting, and features.
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Biden’s challenge was that the President lies in a manner that is so unanchored to reality that it becomes disorienting for anyone watching, Amy Davidson Sorkin writes.
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The Washington Post journalist has been in a Tehran prison for nearly a year, without being publicly charged. Why?
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Jon Lee Anderson talks with Amy Davidson about President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, of Liberia, her country’s civil war, and his time as a boy there.
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Steve Coll talks with Amy Davidson about the tensions between India and Pakistan, the role of jihadis, and the nuclear black market.
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