Month: June 2024

When the Supreme Court blocked President Joe Biden’s plan to cancel student debt, his administration hurried to find a work-around....

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This is an edition of Time-Travel Thursdays, a journey through The Atlantic’s archives to contextualize the present and surface delightful...

Water gave every living thing on Earth the gift of existence. And yet, of late, it seems determined to wipe...

Like the members of Fleetwood Mac, or the Mamas & the Papas, or the Beatles, or Van Halen, the rock...

During a recent campaign event in Phoenix, Arizona, Donald Trump mused about capital punishment. “We’ve never had massive amounts of...

This spring, I went to see Chinatown in a theater for the first time since its release, on June 20,...

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Perhaps, like me, you have a limited imagination, and you do the airport the same way you always have: wait...

Of the many titles I hold—congresswoman, mother, sister, organizer—one represents a part of my identity that I hold particularly close...