Month: May 2024

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The United States Congress took six months to approve a supplemental spending bill that includes aid to Ukraine, Israel, and...

Each year, on our fruit-and-vegetable farm in New England, my family covers about a quarter of our 50 acres with...

Between May 6 and May 8, the UN’s Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) revised its estimates of...

Join Atlantic editors Adrienne LaFrance, Emma Sarappo, and Lenika Cruz along with staff writer Ross Andersen for a discussion of...

Every day, the blogger Alex Lyons orders the same salad from the same New York City bodega and eats it...

There may be an insurrectionist justice on the Supreme Court, perhaps two. TheNew York Times reported yesterday that 10 days...

Allow me to explain my toilet theory of the internet. The premise, while unprovable, is quite simple: At any given...

Updated on Friday, May 17 at 3:27 pmThree high-profile women in Congress got into it last night during a meeting...

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