How The New Yorker Fell Into the “Weird Japan” Trap ...Middle East

It has not been a good year for anyone, but it’s been an especially bad year for the fact-checkers of highbrow magazines. In November, The Atlantic appended an extraordinary editor’s note to a story written by Ruth Barrett, née Shalit, disclosing that Barrett, among other exaggerations and falsehoods, had encouraged a source to fabricate details about her life, including that the source had a son when she did not. Barrett came clean, sort of, admitting that “on some level I did know that it was BS” and “I do take responsibility.” The Atlantic deemed the article, “The Mad, Mad World of Niche Sports Among Ivy League-Obsessed Parents,” so compromised that it was scrubbed from the magazine’s web

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