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How Kristi Noem Lost Her Job

Jay Bhattacharya Might Get His COVID Capstone

The McDonald’s CEO’s Big Burger-Eating Mistake

A Technology for a Low-Trust Society

Why Dinner Never Gets Easier

U.S. Capabilities Are Showing Signs of Rot

The Trump Administration Is Trying to Have Its Vaccine Policy Both Ways

‘The Most Dangerous Man in the World’

The Atlantic Announces Sarah A. Topol and Jenisha Watts as Staff Writers

A Western That Goes Where Cormac McCarthy Wouldn’t

Trump’s Unauthorized War

Don’t Call It ‘Intelligence’

The Humiliation of J. D. Vance

A War Begun on Instinct

Things Are About to Get Ugly in Texas

Trump Has Lost the Plot in Iran

Pete Hegseth Treats Fallen American Soldiers as a PR Problem

The American King Goes to War

Tesla’s Secret Weapon Is a Giant Metal Box

Trump Is Expected to Endorse Cornyn

Trump’s War With Iran and a New Danger at Home

The Coming Invasion of Iran

California’s Deadliest Avalanche Turned on One Choice

The Real Reason Trump Went to War

The Tyranny of the Relationship Gap

The Dangerous Mismatch Between American Missiles and Iranian Drones

What Anti-Regime Iranians Can’t Agree On

A Dire Warning From the Tech World

This Joke Explains Iran Today

The One Variable That Could Decide the War

American Snacking Habits Are Transforming the Restaurant Industry

Finalists From the 2026 Sony World Photography Awards Professional Competition

A Very Stable War

Why Iranians Are Weeping for a Tyrant

Pete Buttigieg in the Wilderness

A Novel About a Secret No One Wants to Know

The Disappearing American Mortgage

‘America Doesn’t Want My Children or Grandchildren’

Trump Opens the Pandora’s Box of Assassination

In Defense of Effeminate Boys

Trump Has Given America a Constitutional Dilemma

The Fortress We Gave Away

The Big Story: The Iran War

Today’s Atlantic Trivia: What’s Light, Sweet, and Undrinkable?

The Israel of October 6 Is Never Coming Back

After Khamenei, What Now?

What Trump’s America Looks Like From China

The Impossible Predicament of the Uninsured

Hubris Without Idealism

Literature Has a Stay-at-Home-Dad Problem