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The Atlantic - Culture

One Reason Trump Might Have Chosen His New Intelligence Chief

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AI Has Ruined the Job Market

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The Ordinary Miracle of Existing

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Trump’s Strange Choice for Director of National Intelligence

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Where Dogs Go On With Their Doggy Life

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The Art of the Joyful Tearjerker

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There Is Already a Word for the Deep Moral Failures of AI

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The Strange Appeal of the Solitude Influencer

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How Much of Data-Center Activism Is Really AI Slop?

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Democrats Must Learn to Talk Sports

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How Raphael Made It All Look So Easy

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All These Defeats Are Ruining Trump’s Birthday

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That’s Enough, Euphoria

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Why Did Donald Trump Get So Suddenly Shy?

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Photos: Farming in Ukraine’s War Zone

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The White House Is the New Green Zone

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Hope, Change, Troll

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The Spanish Exception

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How to Silence the Federal Workforce

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Use It or Lose It

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The Plight of the Radical’s Children

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D.C. Progressives’ Great Socialist Hope

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Memories of Green

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Trump’s 250th Celebration Is a Fiasco

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L.A.’s Lose-Lose-Lose Primary

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Fold Laundry With Me!

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The Monster That Doesn’t Announce Itself

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Seven Books You’ll Never Outgrow

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The Arc of the Voting Rights Act

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The Hardest Things to Say to One Another

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Trump’s Approach to Global Leadership

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The Trump Administration Is Done With Social Science

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The Pope’s Admirers Are Missing Something

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A Surprising Spin on the World War II Drama

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America Has a Pangram Problem

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The Feeling of Control Slipping Away

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The Kennedy Center Enters the Unknown

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The War Trump Can’t End

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The Apple Car Is Finally Here

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Condemning a Nazi Tattoo Shouldn’t Be This Hard

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Why Everyone Hates AI Data Centers

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AI Slop Is Coming for Your Playlists

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A Book I Wish I’d Read at 22

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Photos of the Week: Memorial Day, Spelling Bee, Cheese Rolling

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Becoming a Perfect Wife, by Any Means Necessary

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Trump Takes His Cut

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The Biggest Tell That Something Was Written by AI

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Trump Might Already Be a Lame Duck

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The Brazenness of DOJ’s Reported Investigation of E. Jean Carroll

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A ‘Promising Democracy’ That Can’t Stop Fighting Itself

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