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Today’s Atlantic Trivia: Authoritarianism

Winter Paralympics Photo of the Day: Giant Slalom

Why Is It So Hard to Make a Good Weather App?

How Not to Recommend a Book

Why Trump Didn’t Plan for the Strait of Hormuz

A Deft Portraitist of Class in America

The Dieting Myth That Just Won’t Die

An Achievable Goal in Iran

The Atlantic Announces Sophia Nguyen and Kevin Sieff as Staff Writers; and Theo Balcomb and Jonathan L. Fischer as Senior Editors

Inside the Dirty, Dystopian World of AI Data Centers

Photos of the Week: Reindeer Sprint, Iditarod Trail, Tattoo Festival

The ‘Logic of Brazil,’ in 160 Minutes

The Great American Condo Crisis

The Fake Images of a Real Strike on a School

A Strongman at The Hague

‘We Would Be Entering a Completely Different World’

Florida Is Trying to Ignore Measles Until It Can’t

Raymond Chandler and the Case of the Split Infinitive

The Pentagon’s Lawyers Are Now Under Review

Maybe DOGE Was Just Looking in the Wrong Places

Winter Paralympics Photo of the Day: Hard Crash

The Iran War Has Four Stages. We’re in the Second.

Today’s Atlantic Trivia: Triple or Nothing

Even Silicon Valley Says That AI Is a Bubble

One Food All Americans Can Agree On

What Was Grammarly Thinking?

What Atheism Could Not Explain

Sucker

The Real Reason California Can’t Build

‘If You Win One Penny, You’re in the Top 2 Percent of Bettors’

The Republican Party Continues Eating Its Own

The Atlantic ’s April Cover: McKay Coppins on His Year as a Degenerate Gambler

Trump Isn’t Even Trying to Sell This War

Cinema’s Newest, Grimmest Trend

Dubai’s Army of Influencers Gets Back in Line

A Horrible Throwback to the Early 2000s

A Police Report About a House Candidate Surprised the White House

The Republican Who Wants to Banish His Own Constituents

Dario Amodei’s Oppenheimer Moment

Winter Paralympics Photo of the Day: Curling Gold

Atlantic Trivia for March 11, 2026: Skims and Stravinsky

Netanyahu’s Very Useful War

Can Democrats Actually Win in Texas?

The Obvious Is Taking Its Revenge on Trump