Month: July 2024

Google is running a new commercial during the Olympics. It’s about a cute little girl—she’s a runner, and she loves...

This is an edition of “The Good Word,” in which our crossword editor, Caleb Madison, dives deep into the most...

It was back-to-school night for our ninth-grade son and daughter. As my husband and I sat in the classroom with...

It has become almost an article of faith among liberals: The Powell memo, an urgent call for American business and...

John du Pont, heir to the eponymous chemical fortune, lived on an 800-acre estate west of Philadelphia known as Foxcatcher...

Before everything changed, Emily Porter was a successful lawyer. She was an outspoken progressive living in deep-red Tennessee. Perhaps above...

On Sunday, an estimated two-thirds of Venezuelans, according to exit polls, voted for the opposition candidate—a brave, if fanciful, thing...

Texas has become the nation’s renewable-energy powerhouse. This didn’t happen because Texas Republicans are deeply committed to fighting climate change;...

This is an edition of The Atlantic Daily, a newsletter that guides you through the biggest stories of the day,...

Saturday’s rocket strike on a football field in the Golan Heights was precisely the type of large-casualty event that many...