Europe’s Far Right Is Turning on Trump
The president’s attempt to influence elections across the Atlantic is backfiring.
Atlantic Trivia for March 23, 2026: March Madness
Test your knowledge—and read our stories for a little extra help.
Photos: Eid al-Fitr and the End of Ramadan 2026
Celebrations of the Muslim festival of Eid al-Fitr, which marks the end of the month of Ramadan, took place this weekend in countries around the world.
American Aviation Is Near Collapse
Fatal crashes, overstressed controllers, and endless security lines reveal a system teetering on the brink of failure.
The Strategic Follies of the Islamic Republic
The past half century reveals a record not of constant brilliance, but of consistent folly.
The In Living Color Effect
How a radical sketch-comedy show helped usher in the cultural boom of Black comedy in the 1990s
Trump’s Giant Face Is Everywhere
The festooning of the president’s name and likeness across Washington, D.C., is consistent with authoritarian tendencies.
‘Intensely Southern and Only Faintly Jewish’
Nicholas Lemann recalls an unusual and sometimes unsettling family history—his own.
Why I Stopped Forcing My Kid to Share
True generosity can’t be coerced.
Chuck Norris Played Too Good a Bad Guy to Stay One
Before he became an avatar of manly hyperbole, he held his own against Bruce Lee.
How Trump Killed Conservatism
The president has cultivated and encouraged the ugliest passions within the GOP, dousing the embers of hate with kerosene.
How the Midwest Became the Place to Move
It’s (mostly) about affordability.
Canceled by Hinge
People are being banned from dating apps without knowing why.
Trump’s Eye Is Already on Cuba
“Regime change is lined up,” awaiting the president’s signal, according to one administration official.
A Friend Gifts Me a Paper Bag of Honeycomb
A poem
The Death of Millennial Feminism
Lindy West has unwittingly written the obituary for an era.
The Provocation of The Pitt
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The Lecture I Couldn’t Give
Now more than ever, our armed forces need to understand the history of civil-military relations.
How to Fix DHS
The answer to the agency’s abuses is not reform; it is wholesale disassembly and restructuring.
The First AI Crisis Is Psychological
The economic shocks may well be coming, but we have already entered an age of profound uncertainty about ourselves and the world around us.
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