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Atlantic Trivia on Showgirls, Poetry, Baseball, and More

A Confederacy of Toddlers

The Stubborn Myth of the Literary Genius

The Solution to the Third-Term Threat

Enjoy CarPlay While You Still Can

The Lonely New Vices of American Life

What’s a Scandal When Everything Is Outrageous?

The High-Stakes SNL Sketch About … Domestic Chores

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The Best Postseason in Baseball History?

Mamdani Has a Point About Rent Control

When Helicopter Parents Touch Down—At College

In Defense of ‘Groupthink’

Mounting Pressure to End the Shutdown

How Delivery Ate the Restaurant

The Slow Death of Special Education

The Next Era of the American University

White House Architecture Was an Honor System. Trump Noticed.

The Firewall Against Nick Fuentes Is Crumbling

Why a Reagan Ad Provoked Trump

An Intimate Portrait of Humanity at Its Worst

What If the Government Doesn’t Need to Be Shut Down?

J. D. Vance’s Bad Answer to an Anti-Semitic Question

The Powerful, Unpredictable Nature of Fear

All Our Brilliant Friends

America’s Grocery Lifeline Is Fraying

Israel’s Critics Have Canceled Themselves

Patti Smith’s Family Secrets

Gertrude Stein Wanted It All

Don’t Blow This, Baseball

Photos of the Week: Pumpkin Patch, Witch Paddle, Giant Labubu

Trump’s Plan Is Now Out in the Open

Here’s How the AI Crash Happens

Are the Democrats Overthinking This?

The Validation Machines

The Atlantic Announces Jonathan Haidt and Eugene Robinson as Contributing Writers

The Real Worry About Trump’s Deals With China

Traditional Values Came for TV’s Weirdest Dating Show

The Movies That Capture Women’s Deepest Fears

Why You Should Keep an Open Mind on the Divine

What Ghosts Reveal When They Visit

Thomas McGuane Is the Last of His Kind

Strike First, Explain Never

Top Trump Officials Are Moving Onto Military Bases

A Post-Literate Age

Rahm Emanuel … For President?

Trump Is Very Confused About Nuclear Weapons

China Is Building the Future

The Deadline for a Major Shutdown Casualty

A Writer Who Did What Hillbilly Elegy Wouldn’t