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The Curse of the Incumbent

Hegseth’s One Percent

Photos: Human-Tower Season

The Atlantic Announces Mike Isaac as Staff Writer

The Upgrade Holdouts

Using the Power of the Government to Win Elections

Movies Are Undeniably Back

She Wanted to Have Three Kids. Then Life Happened.

When Anesthesia Goes Wrong

Waiting on Marco

What Is Zionism?

An SNL Sketch That Understands How the Internet Shapes Our Reality

Puffins

AI’s Real Gift to Science

The Vanity of Kings

Should We Ban AI for Kids?

Are Mormons Losing Their Distinctiveness?

A Reckoning in Springfield

A TV Show Where Teens Actually Act Like Teens

Don’t Write With AI , Say People Who Write With AI

The Mainstreaming of Anti-Indian Bigotry

Bait and Switch

AI Could Worsen a Common Cognitive Trap

Trump’s Shifting Control Over the GOP

The Strange Power of Coincidence

I Quit OpenAI Because Its Culture Is Broken

The Right’s Identity Politics Take a Bizarre Turn

Trump Got What He Wanted From the Kennedy Center Honors

Manipulator vs. Manipulator

An Argument Against AI Doom

A Mysterious Literary Pattern

Is There Anything Kash Patel Won’t Do for Trump Before the Midterms?

Requiem for a Condiment

What Vienna Lost When It Lost Its Jews

Photos of the Week: Mermaid Dance, Medieval Village, Alpaca Café

Ella Langley Can’t Believe Her Success. Many Listeners Can’t Either.

Time to Consider Becoming a Bricklayer

The Best Seller That’s Nearly Impossible to Finish Reading

Tom Cruise’s Return to Serious Cinema Isn’t What It Looks Like

The GOP’s Culture-War Hail Mary

Here’s Who Democrats Want to Impeach Next

A Terrible Way to Die, a Terrifying Way to Survive

The 14 Movies to Look Out for This Fall

I’m Calling for a Pause in the Development of the Universal Bone Dissolver

What Trump Misunderstands About Modern Media

Pete Hegseth, Idea Guy

What Is Trump Doing?

A Dissatisfying Apocalypse

Why Americans Stopped Throwing Dinner Parties

Min Jin Lee’s Underdog Morality