Kamala Harris’s White-Boy Summer
For her running mate, the vice president could be looking to make a diversity hire.
For her running mate, the vice president could be looking to make a diversity hire.
The soft drink has long been associated with the joy and despair of white America.
What’s with all the lime-green memes of the vice president?
Nominations belong to parties, not to candidates.
Toothpaste that uses a newer fluoride alternative called hydroxyapatite works to fight cavities—but is scarce in the United States.
For men like Joe Biden—highly educated, employed past 65, strongly tied to work—stepping away can pose its own risks to health and happiness.
Athleticism, exercise, and sports all lend themselves to heightened narrative stakes, and writers know this well.
A rough-and-tumble icon of masculinity who loves executive power—now, who does that sound like?
The kids are absorbing grown-ups’ bad behavior.
The threat to humans is low. But the status quo is still pretty troubling.
Even conservatives are now woke.
The message the Israeli prime minister delivers to Congress will not be the one he intends.
For years, experts have warned of a wave of political violence in America. We should prepare for things to get worse before they get better.
Arthur Brooks on faith and the loneliness epidemic
Atlantic journalists answer seven questions about what happens from now until November.
She may be the last best hope, but don’t deny the risks.
Democrats just flipped their biggest disadvantage onto the opposition.
The late actor turned a soapy character into someone we could never forget: a real and unpredictable girl.
I get the argument that a contested nominating process would strengthen the eventual winner, but three weeks of uncertainty can destroy the morale of a campaign, if not the entire party.
Her path to victory depends on re-creating the sort of electoral coalition that carried the 44th president into the White House.