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Photos: Eid al-Fitr and the End of Ramadan 2026

American Aviation Is Near Collapse

The Strategic Follies of the Islamic Republic

The In Living Color Effect

Trump’s Giant Face Is Everywhere

‘Intensely Southern and Only Faintly Jewish’

Chuck Norris Played Too Good a Bad Guy to Stay One

Why I Stopped Forcing My Kid to Share

How the Midwest Became the Place to Move

How Trump Killed Conservatism

Canceled by Hinge

Trump’s Eye Is Already on Cuba

A Friend Gifts Me a Paper Bag of Honeycomb

The Death of Millennial Feminism

The Provocation of The Pitt

The Lecture I Couldn’t Give

The First AI Crisis Is Psychological

How to Fix DHS

Donald Trump Is Nothing Like Robert Mueller

How Does Trump Define Victory in Iran?

Why Some Men Struggle to Keep Up With Friendships

What a Century-Old Sex Manual Got Right

The Trouble With Seizing Kharg Island

Some Divorce Trends That Aren’t Leaving Your Partner Mid-Hike

Mike Krzyzewski’s Final Insult to Duke’s Haters

Project Hail Mary Should Be Easier to Root For

The Disney Princess Who Wasn’t

The State That Decided to Topple a Political Giant

Today’s Atlantic Trivia: A World Record

What Very Different Places Have in Common

The Hostile Corporate Takeover of an Entire Country

The Hypocrisy at the Heart of the AI Industry

Iran Might Use Its Economic-Doomsday Option

Not So Fast, Bill Maher

How AI Is Reshaping the Battlefield

The Dethroning of Cesar Chavez

What We Lost When We Lost Rom-Coms

The Homicide Upending French Politics

We’d Be Winning This War if It Weren’t for Your Coverage

Sondheim’s Confessions

Photos of the Week: Amish Birders, Oscar Winner, Newborn Sloth

A Serious Senate Debate About an Unserious Bill

The Slow, Then Sudden, Death of the Hawkish Democrat

Trump Had No Plan B for Iran

The Incredible Story of the Cartel Olympics

What’s Going on With the IRS?

There’s Only One Reason to Cold Plunge

Atlantic Trivia for March 19, 2026: Gruesome Fairy Tales

What Paul Ehrlich’s Fear of Scarcity Did to American Politics

The Celebrity Clock Is Getting Rewired