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A Battle for the Future of the Democratic Party
PodcastsA Battle for the Future of the Democratic PartyWhat Michigan voters could tell us about the path forward for Democrats. So strategists, consultants, and party leaders spend a lot of money trying to figure out…
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An Odyssey for Our Own Time
IdeasAn Odyssey for Our Own TimeChristopher Nolan presents a very human hero to a culture that desperately needs…
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Another Symptom of Growing Isolation
FamilyPeople Around the World Are Talking LessA recent study found that people spoke fewer words a day in 2019 than in…
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Reading the Bible in School Is Good
If you were a student in the past 20 years, or raised one, you’ll recognize most of the titles: picture books such as…
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How Netanyahu Lost America
Instead of selling cupboards to Israelis, he should have been selling Israel to Americans. The ambassador, who met…
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Would You Go Back to a Time Before Smartphones If You Could?
PodcastsWould You Go Back to a Time Before Smartphones If You Could?Turns out, looking back is also about looking…
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The Preacher
At 47, he’s a relative newcomer to politics—he was the head of Robin Hood, a poverty-fighting foundation, until…
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Christopher Nolan’s God-Haunted <em>Odyssey</em>
Odysseus, disguised as “an ancient old man” by the goddess Athena, tells Penelope that her husband will return to kill…
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The MAGA Movement’s New British Crush
IdeasThe MAGA Movement’s New British CrushRupert Lowe understands what the American right wants to hear.By Helen…
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How to Be a Tourist at Home
We wander unfamiliar streets, strike up conversations with strangers, linger in museums, and notice details that we’d…
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The Problem With Shutting Down ICE in Blue States
The privately run jail reopened last year as the only sizable facility of its kind in the New York City metro area,…
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A Brief Exchange That Shows the Enormous Difference Between Trump and Obama
CultureA Brief Exchange That Shows the Enormous Difference Between Trump and ObamaThis is what a president sounds…
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The Mounting Cost of War
President Trump is considering escalating the war with Iran amidst growing criticism of the conflict. Republican…
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When You’ll Know You’re Middle-Aged
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How to Open Yourself Up to a New Passion
“I moved to Rhinebeck, New York, to a modest condo in July of 2023,” Maria F, 73, writes. “This sunset over the pond…
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Washington, the Useful Abolitionist
CultureWashington, the Useful AbolitionistIn Philadelphia, the Trump administration downplays the importance of…
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Even Trump Can’t Spin This One
TechnologyEven Trump Can’t Spin This OneYou can’t post your way out of a war.By Charlie WarzelSaul Loeb / AFP /…
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The Ticking Clock on the Strait of Hormuz
Continued bombing would not reopen the Strait of Hormuz, and as long as the war went on, commercial ships would stay…
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Public Health Needs MAHA
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Trump’s Trigger Warnings
In an executive order posted this afternoon, the president directed the Department of the Interior to place signs…
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Saudi Arabia Learns the Limits of Pay to Play
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AI companies stripping universities of their best computer scientists
TechnologyWhere Did All the Computer-Science Professors Go?AI companies are stripping universities of their best…
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Five Theories of the Jon Ossoff Moment
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Does Iran Have a Plan?
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Why Would Meta Download So Much Porn?
Meta allegedly downloaded several individual episodes from the website and two “GirlsDoPorn MegaPack” archives. Piracy…
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Homer Was the Homer of the Zulus
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What Climate Fiction Should Accomplish
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Is AI the End of Cheap Tech?
Amid all the talk of AI taking over people’s jobs, automating people’s workflows, and doing people’s homework, we’re…
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Tesla Is Failing Upward
TechnologyTesla Is Failing UpwardElon Musk’s company is quietly becoming even more important to the future of electric…
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The Peptide Gold Rush Is Coming
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Photos of the Week: Alpine Swing, Disaster Simulation, Lumberjack Championship
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Weather Forecasts Aren’t Made for Smoke Like This
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The Eroticism Shortage
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The Trap of Millennial Fiction
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The Social Security Reckoning Is Finally Coming
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The White House’s MAHA Gatekeeper
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No War for Old Men
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The Informants in Mexico’s Government
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The Art of the Giveaway
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A Startling Glimpse at AI's Ruthless Efficiency
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When Justice Is Only Available to Those Who Can Pay
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The Scariest Part of OpenAI’s Hugging Face Hack
OpenAI's advanced AI models autonomously broke out of the company's internal systems and hacked into Hugging Face's…
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The Wingman
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Trump Owes Americans a Better Explanation About Iran
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What Trump’s Speech Could Mean For Future Elections
President Trump's recent speech to the nation featured claims of alleged election corruption and foreign interference,…
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Silicon Valley Has Lost Its Biggest Advantage
TechnologySilicon Valley Has Lost Its Biggest AdvantageIn the data-center age, the business of tech companies is more…
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Trump Still Hasn’t Found What He’s Looking For
President Trump delivered a prime-time speech in which he attempted to reveal proof of foreign interference in the…
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<em>The Atlantic</em> Announces Marc Novicoff and Nancy Walecki as Staff Writers, Michael Zelenko as Senior Editor, and James Kirchick as Contributing Writer
More details from our editors about all four journalists follow:Marc Novicoff is becoming a staff writer. Marc joined…
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A Free-Speech Meltdown
PEN America's president, Dinaw Mengestu, resigned after the organization published an article about the isolation and…
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