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June 11, 2025
The White House Is Delighted With Events in Los Angeles
But Trump aides know there are real risks for the president if troops are involved in violence.
The Atlantic
June 11, 2025
The Silence of the Generals
As President Donald Trump crossed a dangerous line at Fort Bragg, the Army’s brass failed to speak out in its defense.
The Atlantic
June 10, 2025
The Protests Are Just Starting
Large demonstrations were effective during Trump’s first term. The same could be true now.
The Atlantic
June 10, 2025
Good Taste Is More Important Than Ever
In a world of limitless AI-generated choices, people need to know how to choose best.
The Atlantic
June 10, 2025
The Growing Belief in ‘Love at First Sight’
Dating vibes may be dark, but a surprisingly optimistic notion about romance seems to be making a comeback.
The Atlantic
June 10, 2025
The Trap of the Cinematic Side Quest
The new “John Wick” spin-off shows that expanding a franchise is harder than it may sound.
The Atlantic
June 10, 2025
A Computer Wrote My Mother’s Obituary
The funeral industry turns to AI.
The Atlantic
June 10, 2025
Dear James: I Love Going Naked on the Beach
But I’m experiencing Catholic guilt.
The Atlantic
June 10, 2025
Hitler’s Bogus Crisis of ‘Public Order’
Using disorder he had helped manufacture, the chancellor seized control of Bavaria, and made himself an autocrat.
The Atlantic
June 10, 2025
Trump and Crypto Are Now in Perfect Alignment
The president’s public policy and personal businesses are blurring together.
The Atlantic
June 10, 2025
This Is Not What the National Guard Is For
Or even what it’s good at
The Atlantic
June 10, 2025
Birthright Citizenship Is a New World Ideal
It’s distinctly American—but not in the way Trump thinks.
The Atlantic
June 10, 2025
Red Tape Isn’t the Only Reason America Can’t Build
The failure to deploy rural broadband has become synonymous with excessive bureaucracy. The real story is more complicated.
The Atlantic
June 10, 2025
Get Ready to Hear a Lot More About Your Mitochondria
Protecting the powerhouse of the cell is a central mission of MAHA.
The Atlantic
June 10, 2025
Republicans Have a Revenue Problem
Locked in their embrace of tax-cutting orthodoxy, Republicans have no credible way to address the country’s looming fiscal crisis.
The Atlantic
June 9, 2025
Trump Breaks With Conservative Dogma
The president is bullying states when it suits him and ignoring them when it doesn’t.
The Atlantic
June 9, 2025
In Defense of the ‘Wife Guy’
The phrase has become a pejorative. Why?
The Atlantic
June 9, 2025
Six Books That Prove Abstinence Can Be Abundance
Purposeful refusal, far from depriving us, can make way for unexpected bounty.
The Atlantic
June 9, 2025
The Wyoming Hospital Upending the Logic of Private Equity
Instead of cutting services to cut costs, one rural hospital plans to thrive by offering more.
The Atlantic
June 9, 2025
The Trump Administration’s Nasty Campaign Against Trans People
The president wants to draw out a politically expedient fight, not broker compromises.
The Atlantic
June 9, 2025
‘We’re Just Becoming a Weapon of the State’
Jay Bhattacharya, the NIH director, has made a point of welcoming dissent. A letter from his officials will test that.
The Atlantic
June 9, 2025
The Democrats Have an Authenticity Gap
What creates the “relatable dude-bro” audience is organic connection, not donor checks.
The Atlantic
June 9, 2025
What Victor Hugo Would Make of Trump
As the president prepares to host Les Mis at the Kennedy Center, a Hugo biographer imagines the French author’s perspective.
The Atlantic
June 9, 2025
The Real Problem With the Democrats’ Ground Game
Democratic organizers are hesitant to admit when get-out-the-vote efforts don’t work. One group is trying to change that.
The Atlantic
June 9, 2025
A Reporter in the Death Chamber
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The Atlantic
June 9, 2025
Witness
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