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Lions Led by Donkeys

Trump’s ‘Regime Change’ Swerve

HHS Officials’ Year in Purgatory Is Ending

A Boring Video Game I Can’t Put Down

The Real Religious ‘Renewal’ Happening in Gen Z

No Good Way Out

Trump Is Flailing on Iran

Atlantic Trivia for March 31, 2026: Board Games

The Family That Decided to Have Their Stomachs Removed

If You Need a Laptop, Buy It Now

The Hardest Job in Europe

People Are Thinking About Looksmaxxing All Wrong

The Making of a Diagnostic Mind

America Needs to Get Serious About Drones

MAHA Has Been Given an Impossible Task

Pete Hegseth Is Vice Signaling

A Game Plan for the AI Boom

Does the Constitution Protect This Congresswoman From Trump?

Will People Ever Stop Eating Animals?

Atlantic Trivia for March 30, 2026: Sondheim Tunes

The Atlantic Hires Kelsey Ables, Janay Kingsberry, Will Oremus, and Matt Viser as Staff Writers

America Is Now a Rogue Superpower

How Long Can You Live Your Ideals?

The Supreme Court Has Heard This One Before

Who Gets to Live in a Single-Family Home?

Following

Don’t Get Sucked Into the War on Lice

Marc Andreessen’s Mistake

Photos From the Third Nationwide ‘No Kings’ Protest

The Kurdish Ground Force Preparing to Fight in Iran

The Manosphere Turns on Trump

The Bill Maher Effect

Trump’s Mixed Messages About Iran

Mutually Assured Energy Destruction

How to Wait Without Getting Bored

The Sneaky-Saver Generation

Nick Fuentes’s Strategy is Working

America’s Raw-Cheddar Chaos

Airfare Is Just the Beginning

Atlantic Trivia for March 27, 2026: Chinese Science

Let a Book Annoy You

The Worst-Case Scenario for AI and the News Is Already Here

What Is Twitter’s Legacy, 20 Years Later?

A Day in Class With Plato, the Melania Trump–Mandated Robot Teacher

The First Post-Reality Political Campaign

The Very Powerful Men Who Think Introspection Is Dumb

Cuba Doesn’t Care About Marxism

Photos of the Week: Fallas Festival, Butterfly Gathering, Beach Violin

Kristi Noem Is Gone. Now Mass Deportations Can Really Begin.

The Shocking Speed of China’s Scientific Rise