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Even Trump Can’t Spin This One

The Ticking Clock on the Strait of Hormuz

Public Health Needs MAHA

Trump’s Trigger Warnings

The Saudis Learn the Truth About Trump

Five Theories of the Jon Ossoff Moment

The U.S. Is Subtly Shifting Its Iran Strategy

Why Would Meta Download So Much Porn?

The Fear of Black Greeks

What Truly Imaginative Fiction Can Do

Is AI the End of Cheap Tech?

Remember Tesla?

America Is About to Go Over a Peptide Cliff

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Smoky Skies Are Coming Back

Too Scared for Sex

Why So Much Millennial Fiction Is Boring

The Social Security Reckoning Is Finally Coming

The White House’s MAHA Gatekeeper

Inside the Feud Over Ukraine’s Drone Success

A Planeload of Informants

The Art of the Giveaway

North Carolina’s Threat to Legal Assistance for the Poor

The War Is Lost. Now Fix What It Broke.

The Trump Family Sparks a Revolution in Albania

How the American Office Became Inevitable

The Fear of Missing The Odyssey

Is the Age of Reading Over?

Music’s New Superstar Is Here—And She’s Rather Relaxed

The Other Victims of a Wrongful Conviction

The New Chilling Effect

The Smithsonian’s Show Trial on Capitol Hill

The Worst Part of the Cyclosporiasis Response

The American People Need the Truth About the Iran War

A Startling Glimpse at AI’s Ruthless Efficiency

Why Are Groceries So Expensive?

The Top Gun: Maverick Theory of Pete Hegseth

A Novel About the Benefits—And Costs—Of Being a Rebel

The Atlantic Announces First Speakers and Programming for the 18th Annual Atlantic Festival, September 17–19, in New York

Abolishing the Senate Might Be the DSA’s Best Idea

One Morning of Controlled Chaos in Maine

War by Any Other Name

J. D. Vance Isn’t a Fool. Why Does He Act Like One?

Iraq’s Man in the Middle

Where Did All the Computer-Science Professors Go?

Pete Hegseth’s Reckless Message to Pilots

The Secretary of Homeland

The Lines the Court Won’t Cross

The AI Bubble Is No Ordinary Bubble

Few Know About This Law, but Everyone Is Paying for It