admin Where the War Is Still a War
The southern coast of Iran is still getting battered. Some Iranians want their government’s hawks to see for themselves.
Atlantic Reads: The Small Stuff With Ian Bogost
The<em> Atlantic</em> contributing writer Ian Bogost and senior editor Chris Suellentrop discuss Bogost’s new book, <em>The Small Stuff: How to…
Photos: Wildfire Smoke Blankets Parts of North America
Large wildfires in Canada and Minnesota have been sending plumes of smoke into the atmosphere, turning the sky shades of…
Trump’s Plan for November Is Failing
His efforts to subvert the 2026 midterms have largely come up short.
How the World Cup Finally Won Over America
Roger Bennett on soccer, social media, and the new American fandom
Susan Collins Is Not Concerned About Election Denial
Mortal threats to the republic are apparently a sideshow that distracts from cutting taxes, confirming judges, and deregulation.
A Pulitzer Winner Who Keeps Pushing Himself
Colson Whitehead’s career shows the power of restlessness in writing.
The Researchers Who Want Dads-to-Be to Stop Drinking
If you’re “actively trying to have babies,” one expert told me, “both the man and the woman should be abstaining”…
Atlantic Trivia: Shakespeareology
Test your knowledge—and read our stories for a little extra help.
Trump Dooms His Own Party
The president’s self-serving message will not serve the Republicans on the ballot.