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As the acting attorney general prepares for confirmation hearings, his DOJ is showcasing its willingness to intimidate reporters whose revelations have upset the president.

A collection of winners and selected images from the competition’s “Top 101” grouping, chosen from more than 1,500 entries by professional and amateur aerial photographers around the world

The senator helped persuade Trump to launch a war that has become a quagmire.

Lindsey Graham believed American power could be a force for good in the world.

As part of its ongoing expansion into Games, today The Atlantic is launching its first immersive-narrative game: Lemony Snicket’s Suspicious Incident in Dubious Park. The game transports characters to the center of a fictional scene––written by the…

President Trump has consistently said the war in Iran will be over “quickly.” Is it becoming one America can’t exit?

Need the Colosseum to yourself? Want to see a privately owned masterpiece by Caravaggio? For the tourism fixer Fulvio De Bonis, there’s no such thing as a closed door.

They buy deterrence. That’s about it.

The Supreme Court has restored power—financial and otherwise—to political parties in elections.

Senator Lindsey Graham made the last foreign trip of his life to a nation he never gave up on.

The senator always sought relevance.

Lindsey Graham’s sudden death leaves a void that the White House can’t afford.

The late South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham made a mid-career turn to MAGA.

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Why chatbots love “it’s not X, it’s Y”

Trump hasn’t made the alliance less resilient or less necessary.

The party has a new campaign strategy: masculinity.

Data on inherited maladies can save lives, but can also complicate them.

It’s not an epidemic—it’s an immune system.

PEN America’s president resigned over an article detailing the isolation and exclusion that many Israeli and Jewish writers feel after October 7.

Panelists on Washington Week With The Atlantic joined to discuss what the end of Graham Platner’s campaign may mean for the Democratic Party, and more.

What the painter, a contemporary of Vermeer, revealed and concealed in a beguiling 1663 work

Scientists don’t know why cyclosporiasis, a tropical diarrheal disease, is spreading more and more from domestic sources.

The World Cup reminds us that loyalty doesn’t have to be bound by borders.

Kids are supposed to be uniquely vulnerable to heat, but the data tell a different story.