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The Forever Negotiation

You Don’t Need to Vote for Socialists to Get Universal Health Care

Who Really Controls the Strait of Hormuz?

The Bizarre Partnership Between the U.S. and Venezuela

Marco Rubio’s Disappearing Signal Chat

The Shooter in Maine Was a New ICE Recruit

Generative AI Is an Engineering Disaster

The 40-Year-Old Man-Child

The See-No-Evil Supreme Court

Punctuation: A Generational Divide

Trump’s Anti-Growth Agenda

Does Todd Blanche Have a Red Line?

Winners of the International Aerial Photographer of the Year

How Lindsey Graham Miscalculated on Iran

The Last of the Three Amigos

The Atlantic Introduces Whodunit Game: Lemony Snicket’s Suspicious Incident in Dubious Park

The War Trump Can’t Control

Russia and America Are Rediscovering the Limits of Nuclear Weapons

How the Elite See Rome

A Win for American Democracy

The Honorable Gentleman for Ukraine

What Lindsey Graham Wanted

Trump Loses His Wingman

The Quintessential Politician of This Era

The Scrubbed and Simple Moon

The Most Famous AI Writing Tic Is Also the Most Mysterious

The Return of the Democratic Manly Man

NATO Is Going Strong, Actually

The Unintended Consequences of Genetic Tests

American Loneliness

A Free-Speech Meltdown

Can Democrats Salvage Their Chances in Maine?

Look Closer: Pieter De Hooch’s Puzzle Box

America’s Homegrown-Parasite Problem

The Thinking About Kids and Heat Has Flipped

The Surprising Unity of Soccer

The Social Ritual That Made Me a Better Man

Soccer’s Most Magical Performer

What’s Behind the Latest National Guard Surge in D.C.

The Sports Overload Is Here

The Hidden Cost of Optimizing Everything

The Timidity of America’s Top Generals

What The Catcher in the Rye Taught a Teenage Girl

Photos of the Week: Rabbit Beach, Puffin Census, Wild Horses

CIA Officers Can Sense the Threat Within

Madonna Is Finally Giving the World What It Wants

Believe the Hype About Teen Takeovers

The Rosenberg Boys

The MIA Caucus

What Happens When the Public Record Shrinks