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Get Ready to Hear a Lot More About Your Mitochondria

Republicans Have a Revenue Problem

Trump vs. California

What’s So Shocking About a Man Who Loves His Wife?

What to Read When You’re Ready to Say No

The Wyoming Hospital Upending the Logic of Private Equity

The Trump Administration’s Nasty Campaign Against Trans People

An Uproar at the NIH

The Democrats Have an Authenticity Gap

The Atlantic ’s July Cover Story: Elizabeth Bruenig’s “Witness,” on Sin and Redemption in America’s Death Chambers

The Real Message Behind Les Misérables

The Real Problem With the Democrats’ Ground Game

Inside America’s Death Chambers

A Reporter in the Death Chamber

Trump Is Using the National Guard as Bait

Averting a Worst-Case Scenario in Los Angeles

For Trump, This Is a Dress Rehearsal

An Appeal to My Alma Mater

Under a Supermoon

Paris Can Be Intimidating—But It Has Great Butter

Musk and Trump Still Agree on One Thing

Where Is Barack Obama?

How I Accidentally Inspired a Major Chinese Motion Picture

America’s Anti-Jewish Assassins Are Making the Case for Zionism

Oceans Awash in Plastic Waste

How Air-Conditioning Built Our Reality

Trump’s Amplifier Administration

Will The Washington Post Embrace the AI Slush Pile?

Money Is Ruining Television

Looking Up

The Biden Investigation Is a Path to Even Greater Lawlessness

Sometimes a Parade Is Just a Parade

Kilmar Abrego Garcia Was Never Coming Back. Then He Did.

America the Fortress

Inside the Trump-Musk Breakup

No Rational Aid-Distribution System Should Work This Way

Trump Is Wearing America Down

Every Election Is Now Existential

Photos of the Week: Ox Racing, Bat Research, Smart Whale

Fast Times and Mean Girls

Wes Anderson Lets the Real World Filter In

What Hula Taught Me

What Happens When People Don’t Understand How AI Works

As America Steps Back, Others Step In

The Super Bowl of Internet Beefs

Elon Musk Goes Nuclear

When Pete Hegseth’s Pentagon Tenure Started Going Sideways

‘I’m Treating Guys Who Would Never Be Caught Dead in a Casino’

Why Wittgenstein Was Right About Silence