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The U.S. Had No Choice but Diplomacy—Yet Again

The White House Is Ratcheting Up Its War Against Anthropic

There’s a Name for the People Who Drain You

The Warner Bros.–Paramount Merger Isn’t Hollywood’s Biggest Problem

The Conversions of J. D. Vance

The Unpopular Truth About World Cup Ticket Prices

The Theory That Explains Trump’s UFC Fight

Nathaniel Hawthorne’s American Horror Story

Why AI Is Incorrigibly Didactic

My Descent Into Mah-Jongg

And Now a Few Words From Our Former Presidents on UFC 250

Trump Celebrates While America Capitulates

Photos: Knicks Fans Celebrate Their NBA Championship

A Room Is Like a Mind, but Whose?

The ‘Broken Veteran’ Excuse

So Much for Leaving Abortion Up to the States

An Underrated Sitcom That’s a Fire Hose of Funny

American Democracy, 250 Years Later

What Are Frederic Church’s Stunning Landscapes Trying to Tell Us?

The David Hockney Painting That Makes You Look, and Then Look Again

The Voters Who Believe That Trump Defends Their Values

The Encounter

The Beauty of Doing Nothing Together

Trump’s Gladiator Delusion

The U.S. and Iran Might Actually Have a Deal

The Kennedy Center, Minus Trump

Leave Your Airplane-Window Shades Open

Don’t Even Try to Play This Album in the Background

A Surprisingly Human Story About Aliens

Jomboy on Robot Umpires and the Future of Baseball

Six Books That Take You to Space

The Women Who Don’t Own Clothes

Photos of the Week: Basilica Blessing, Tree Tunnel, Parrot Prediction

The Whimsy and Heartbreak of America’s Garage Sales

The New Science of Psychedelic Drugs

Americans Are Already Paying Dearly for the National Debt

The Data-Center Panic Is Overblown

The Boeing 747 Begins Its Final Descent

Thank You for Your Attention to This Birthday

The Kennedy Center Is a Metaphor for De-Trumpification

Why 60 Minutes Should Take Critiques of Its Work Seriously

The Work That Goes Into ‘Effortless’ Style

Three Ways to Think About AI and Jobs

The Atlantic Festival Returns to New York City September 17–19; Initial Tickets on Sale

The ‘Presumption of Regularity’ Is Evaporating

Pete Hegseth, Cornball in Chief

I Trained as a Dancer. Then I Saw the Robots Move.

Why the Media Keep Quoting the Same Climate Scientist

Disneyland With No People

Inside America’s Ugly Birthday Battle