
What Bari Weiss Got Right
And what she got wrong

And what she got wrong

The white-supremacist influencer cast a shadow over Turning Point USA’s annual gathering.

The Trump-class ships are about branding, not strategy.

The department is unlikely to get the benefit of the doubt for its handling of the recent Epstein-files release.

A blackout in San Francisco revealed a new way for robotaxis to go wrong.

To promote his new movie, the actor has thrown all caution to the wind.

Every single story The Atlantic publishes includes art—documentary photography, conceptual illustrations, 3-D animation, handmade collages, paintings, and more—that provides readers with another lens through which they can understand and experience a given subject or idea. The Atlantic’s art department created and commissioned thousands of images in 2025; here is a collection of some of our favorites. We hope they make you think.

Trump’s plan to corrupt the media is starting to work.

Day 22 of the 2025 Space Telescope Advent Calendar

A piece of East Wing Rubble? An MRI for no reason? The options are endless!

Girls Play Dead is a transformative analysis of what sexual assault does to women.

First, stop making things worse.

Media conglomerates want the president’s permission for mergers—and control of news outlets is at stake.

The emerging technology is warping the record industry in all sorts of strange—and foreboding—ways.

A new book by the right-wing activist, who was murdered in September, has moments of seriousness, beauty, and cross-partisan appeal.

After months of strikes, tankers are a new, and smarter, target.

The president’s appetite for plastering his name on every available surface appears insatiable.

The performer, whose run on the show ended last night, understood that being earnest could be very funny.

A poem

Day 21 of the 2025 Space Telescope Advent Calendar