The New Yorker Drops Andy Borowitz's Satirical Column Amid Cost Cutting

The decision is part of a larger wave of layoffs at parent company Condé Nast, signaling significant financial difficulties.

Andy Borowitz's satirical column, The Borowitz Report, has been dropped by The New Yorker amid cost-cutting measures.
The decision comes as part of a larger wave of layoffs and cost-cutting at parent company Condé Nast, which announced last month it was cutting 5% of its staff.
Borowitz, who has been a contributor to The New Yorker for 25 years, announced the news on his Facebook page.
The Borowitz Report, known for its satirical take on news, was acquired by The New Yorker in 2012.
Borowitz is also known for creating the sitcom Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and has had a successful career as an author and stand-up comedian.