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Paolo Pellegrin / Magnum The Atlantic Daily: 9 Recipes That Brought Us Comfort in 2020
Writers and editors share the recipes, habits, and cooking lessons that have helped us make it through the year, one meal at a time.
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The Atlantic Daily: Pandemic Year Two
What does 2021 hold for the ongoing coronavirus outbreak? Our staff writer Ed Yong lays out what to expect.
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The Atlantic Daily: 10 Must-Read Stories of 2020
Including some of The Atlantic’s standout work on the coronavirus, America’s racial reckoning, and the election
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The Atlantic Daily: Our Favorite Things of 2020
What projects stood out the most during this strange year? Our critics have been busy recapping 2020’s best works.
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The Atlantic Daily: Trump’s Pardons Follow a Pattern
With under a month left in office, President Donald Trump is flexing his power, issuing a slew of pardons and a veto. His actions may stun, but not necessarily surprise.
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The Atlantic Daily: Odes for Thanksgiving 2020
Thaw that turkey, and your soul. We hope these odes to the small pleasures in life will at least bring you back to room temperature.
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Patrick Zachmann / Magnum The Atlantic Daily: Our Guide to Cooking in Isolation
Cooks and non-cooks alike from around our newsroom share their best tips for navigating this strange Thanksgiving.
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Elias Klingén The Atlantic Daily: What Trump Could Try Next
Our staff writer Barton Gellman warned weeks ago that the president could dispute the election. Here’s what he says may happen next.
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The Atlantic The Atlantic Daily: The Fight to Replace RBG
The first Saturday of fall will bring an announcement with the potential to shape American lives for years—if not decades. Plus: What our critics reviewed.
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The Atlantic Daily: The Post-Truth Convention
The killings in Kenosha. The Republican National Convention. Hurricane Laura. Our writers weigh in on the events of the week. Plus: Nine suggestions for your weekend.
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The Atlantic The Atlantic Daily: School Is About More Than Education
Well into August, the debate over school reopenings hasn’t cooled off any. Today, we hear a variety of perspectives on the matter.
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The Atlantic Daily: Where the Country Goes From Here
As you process the events of this past week, these perspectives from our writers might be helpful.
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The Atlantic The Atlantic Daily: A Playlist for Partying Alone
At first we were afraid, we were petrified—but this Memorial Day weekend might be the time to shake up quarantine solitude with a playlist of empowering pop.
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The Atlantic The Atlantic Daily: The Pandemic Will Change American Retail Forever
The old economy is gone. Here’s what’s taking shape in its place. Then: Let’s talk about those “murder hornets.”
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The Atlantic The Atlantic Daily: A Coronavirus-Free Reading List
In this special edition of The Atlantic Daily: a biblical mystery unwound; a con man brought to justice; an ancient species coming back to life; and more.
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The Atlantic Daily: A Killing More Significant Than Bin Laden’s
He was an “indispensable man.” Plus: Our critics on three buzzy new shows.
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The Atlantic Daily: Our Culture Desk’s Favorite Listening of 2019 ⏯
What our critics loved listening to, from music to podcasts. Plus: Increased anti-Semitism is changing how Jews express themselves in the West.
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The Atlantic Daily: Our Culture Desk’s Favorites of 2019 📺🎬
This year’s best films, TV shows, and most memorable TV moments. Plus: What happens to all the artificial turf that’s run its course?
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The Atlantic Daily: 2020 Could Be Netflix’s Year
Awards season is off to a good start for the streaming platform. But don’t be surprised if you see #OscarsSoWhite trending in a few weeks.
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CHLOE SCHEFFE The Atlantic Daily: The Rise of ‘Sad Bois’
Musical male angst finds a new formula. Plus: a look at three ongoing protests around the world
