Daily Cartoon: Wednesday, May 7th

Published: Wednesday, May 7, 2025 at 4:23 pm

The New Yorker's Daily Dose of Humor and Insight: May 7th Edition

The May 7th edition of *The New Yorker* offers a diverse range of content, from witty cartoons to thought-provoking articles. The Daily Cartoon, a staple of the publication, features a humorous take on procrastination by Lindsey Budde, poking fun at the tendency to delay projects until "perfect" conditions align.

Beyond the cartoons, the issue delves into current events and cultural commentary. Joshua Yaffa's piece examines the political maneuvering between Russia and Ukraine as they navigate the complexities of the ongoing conflict. Caitlin Reid provides the daily crossword puzzle, challenging readers with clues like "Respect singer Franklin: six letters."

The Sporting Scene section, penned by Kelefa Sanneh, explores the spectacle of a boxing match held in Times Square, highlighting the sport's efforts to regain relevance. Other articles touch on topics like the industry's self-reflection on its "flop era" in Hollywood, the allure of New York City despite its flaws, and the winners of the 2025 Pulitzer Prizes, which include coverage of the Israel-Hamas war and the Syrian conflict. The issue also includes a humorous piece by Paul Rudnick titled "How Ill Become Pope."

This edition of *The New Yorker* continues its tradition of blending humor, insightful analysis, and cultural observations, offering readers a rich and engaging experience.

Keywords: The New Yorker, Daily Cartoon, Humor, Cartoons, Lindsey Budde, Crossword, Joshua Yaffa, Russia, Ukraine, Vladimir Putin, Volodymyr Zelensky, Boxing, Times Square, Pulitzer Prizes, Israel-Hamas war, Syria, Paul Rudnick, Pope, News, Culture, Entertainment, May 7th, 2025

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