Month: November 2024

Early in the film Emilia Pérez, a lawyer named Rita (Zoe Saldaña) is kidnapped and stuffed inside a van, with...

A month after his election in 2016, Donald Trump chose Andrew Puzder, a longtime fast-food-company CEO, to be his secretary...

Although the plight of America’s 2.2 million federal bureaucrats seldom elicits public sympathy, spare a charitable thought for their future....

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

Bluesky, a Twitter-style, short-post social-media site, has exploded in popularity since last week, adding 1 million users in just that...

The images and videos were hard to miss in the days leading up to November 5. There was Donald Trump...

Alex Jones looked different in the final hours of Infowars, as though he were ready for something new. Broadcasting from...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s movement has repeatedly been written off as a farce, a stunt, a distraction. Now Donald Trump...

No surprise, I thought, as I disposed of the 12-volt charging adapter I had purchased for my car. I’d bought...

When Americans went to the polls last week, they wanted cheaper food. Groceries really are more expensive than they used...