Hitler’s Rise Was Not Inevitable
admin Timothy W. Ryback explains the contemporary lessons of Hitler’s rise.
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Photos of the Week: Misty Morning, Haunted House, Light Festival
More than 100 go-kart racers in England, swimming pigs on a Greek island, military training in Syria, a scene from…
When George W. Bush Defended Muslim Americans
The former president spoke highly of Islam after 9/11—a posture that MAGA has abandoned.
Neil Young’s Epic Reckoning With Mortality
The rock legend has stayed prolific into old age, and his new album, <em>Second Song</em>, is a minor landmark.
It’s Jon Ossoff’s Moment
What will he do with it?
RFK Jr.’s Bold Reassurance to Anti-Vaxxers
“You have friends in the White House,” he said at a conference hosted by the anti-vaccine organization he founded.
Buttigieg: Democrats Need to Get Serious About Amending the Constitution
The former transportation secretary spoke with <em>The Atlantic</em>’s editor in chief about what comes next for Democrats should they win…
Who Would a Democratic House Impeach?
Lawmakers could be tempted to impeach Trump—but there’s another accountability measure they might explore instead.
Pay No Attention to the Russian Oligarch at My Wedding Weekend
He’s just a dear friend we know nothing about!
‘The Best Thing That Happened to Him Was Losing in 2020’
Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan explain how the four years between Donald Trump’s first and second terms changed the presidency.