Quinta Jurecic

Quinta Jurecic is a contributing writer at The Atlantic, a fellow in governance studies at the Brookings Institution, and a senior editor at Lawfare. She previously worked as Lawfare’s managing editor and as an editorial writer for The Washington Post. She is a co-host of The Lawfare Podcast’s “Arbiters of Truth” series on misinformation and disinformation, social-media platforms, and the online information ecosystem. Her writing focuses on politics, democracy, the rule of law, and the internet.

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  1. January 6 Still Happened

    The Trump administration can pardon the insurrectionists and delete pages of evidence. But it cannot hide what took place on that day.

    Black-and-white photo of the United States Capitol on January 6, with demonstrators blocked out in a white-and-gray-checkered pattern
    Illustration by Ricardo Tomás. Source: Tayfun Coskun / Anadolu / Getty
  2. The #MeToo Cabinet

    Trump’s choice to begin a new administration with this particular slate of picks represents a remarkable commitment to moral ugliness.

    Three black and white photos spliced together of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Pete Hegseth, and Matt Gaetz
    Illustration by The Atlantic. Sources: Chris Unger / Getty; Tom Williams / Getty; USA Today Network / Reuters.
  3. The One Constant

    Throughout so many Trump scandals, one thing remains the same: He has no respect for the basic mechanisms of democracy.

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    Mark Peterson / Redux