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The Trump Administration Casts Out the ‘Soul’ of MAHA

Vance Denies and Confirms Atlantic Reporting in One Breath

Seven Death-Defying Books for the Adventurous Reader

Making America’s Houses Bigger May Have Been a Mistake

The Iran War’s Ramifications Have Only Just Begun

Child Care Is Buckling

All the Sad Young Chinese Professionals

The ‘Great Man’ Presidency

The Era of Normie Extremism Is Here

The Secret Weapon Against AI Dominance

Micah Lasher, Child Magician

This ABC Showdown Is Different

Voters Can Be Disenfranchised Now

The Fight-Club Rule on Gerrymandering

Donald Trump’s Disturbing Welcome for King Charles

Photos: A Century of Sidecar Racing

Rise of the Blood Populist

The King’s Admirer in Chief

Who Is the Real Base of the Democratic Party?

Miranda Priestly Hangs Up Her Own Coat Now

The Pope Goes on an ICE Ride-Along

The YOLO Presidency

Sam Altman and Elon Musk Sure Dislike Each Other

The Evolution of Trump’s Corruption

The Ballroom Truthers Have a Theory

A Ballroom Would Have Solved This

Atlantic Reads: Screen People With Megan Garber

Calling Trump a Tyrant Is Not a Call to Violence

Lee Friedlander’s America

The Avant-Garde Path to God

Anthropic’s Little Brother

The Lost Idealism of Heartland Rock

So Nobody Is Going to Pay Taxes Now?

Americans Once Understood Birthright Citizenship

A Mediocre Public-School Education for Just $40,000 a Pupil

Is It the Shoes?

MAHA’s Perfect Villain

The Shooting Is Not a Reason to Speedrun Trump’s Ballroom

Even Hollywood’s Funniest People Have to Compromise

What the Correspondents’ Dinner Shooting Means for the World Cup, America’s 250th, and Other Major Events

What We Learn About Trump in His Rare Moments of Self-Reflection

Winners of the GDT Nature Photographer of the Year 2026

The Pentagon May Not Be Telling Trump the Full Picture About the War

The American Pope vs. the American President

The Age of American Caesarism

The Correspondents’ Dinner Was a Security Success*

The Books That Take Revenge, Centuries Later

What Happens if Trump Seizes AI Companies

A Lesson for Guarding the Presidential Line of Succession

The Most Frightening Shooters Are the Smart Ones