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A Writer Learns How to Read Again

‘Rush Project at Request of POTUS’

Darwin’s Story Isn’t as Simple as It Seems

Photos of the Week: Stone Roofs, Football Fans, Soapbox Racers

The Record Executive Who Understood the Power of Ego

Here Come Trump’s ‘Freedom Trucks’

The Meltdown

Americans Deserve Answers From Hegseth

What the Prairieland Prosecutions Reveal About Trump’s America

The True Believers at the Great MAGA Fair

One Metaphor to End Them All

Authoritarians Are Great at Propaganda—Until They’re Not

The Strange, Explicable Appeal of Train Dog

What The Bear Has Always Been Driving Toward

The Truth About Steven Spielberg’s Alien Obsession

How the World Cup Explains the World

Perhaps France Should Reconsider AC

AI Can’t Fix the Student-Motivation Problem

Alan Greenspan Was ‘Not Quite God’

My New Life With the Palantir Chore Coat

The 10,000-Year Flood

Trump Is Making the 250th Small

Trump’s Other Paint Job

The Whiplash of Trump’s Iran Capitulation

Trump’s No-Limits Presidency

Trump Has a Bill Pulte Problem

Don’t Overestimate the Pink Tide

New York’s Warning for Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer

New York’s Warning for Democratic Leaders

Vanilla Ice Knows When America Was Great

Photos: Building the World’s Largest Fusion Reactor

Did Trump Surrender to Iran?

Guiding Red

The Reflecting Pool Water’s Fine

Would Claude Refuse an Illegal Military Order?

Burnham Is Britain’s Last Chance Before Farage

War and Consequences

Another Top General Is Out at the Pentagon

The AI Super PACs Trying to Influence the Midterms

America’s Greatest Food Export

Is It Warm Out There?

The Atlantic Announces Joshua Partlow, Ariel Sabar, and Sebastian Smee as Staff Writers

America Desperately Needs More Sterile Screwworms

Americans Are in Denial About Elder Care

A Fancy Name for Junk Food

SpaceX Just Needs the Money

America’s Big Mistake in Iran

Trump Can’t Spin His Way Out of His Two Latest Crises

First the Kennedy Center, Now the Smithsonian

What Will Happen to Birthright Citizenship?