The Atlantic

September 16, 2024

How the Election-Denial Mindset Works

The trouble brewing over new voting rules in Georgia reveals the potential for a paralyzing crisis in American democracy.

The Atlantic

September 16, 2024

The Best Part of the Emmys Was the End

The final winners of the night proved that the show is still capable of a plot twist.

The Atlantic

September 16, 2024

A Horrifying New Attempt on Trump’s Life

A man was arrested in Florida this afternoon following what the FBI describes as an apparent attempted assassination.

The Atlantic

September 15, 2024

Poland’s Gift to the American Republic

The part Poles played in the Revolutionary War illuminates an urgent lesson about the meaning of freedom today.

The Atlantic

September 15, 2024

A Fix for Antibiotic Resistance Could Be Hiding in The Past

Phage therapy was once used to treat bubonic plague. Now it could help inform a new health crisis.

The Atlantic

September 15, 2024

Life in the Fever-Dream Business

The internet’s most exciting young filmmaker explores the hidden surreality of suburban malaise, one 30-second video at a time.

The Atlantic

September 15, 2024

A Reboot That Stands on Its Own

Culture and entertainment musts from Amina Kilpatrick

The Atlantic

September 15, 2024

Why Didn’t Facing a Common Enemy Bring Us Together?

As I ran the National Institutes of Health during the pandemic, I learned that something deep within our culture is wrong.