Jeffrey Goldberg Named Editor in Chief of The Atlantic
Goldberg to lead magazine, TheAtlantic.com, and Atlantic Studios as The Atlantic continues record growth
New PRRI/The Atlantic Survey: Clinton Leads Trump Post-Debate Narrowly by 47-41, But Still Lags Among White Working Class Likely Voters
Results from newly released polling provides insights on voter sentiment along lines of geographic mobility, religion, age; report and full results online now
Cities to Take Center Stage in Miami October 23-25, for 4th Annual CityLab
Mayors and speakers from Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Mexico, Argentina, Albania, and Jamaica; and Detroit, Flint, Philadelphia, Orlando, Seattle, New Orleans, and Charleston, among attendees
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry to Join the Washington Ideas Forum on Thursday, September 29th
Presented by The Atlantic and the Aspen Institute; 9/28 & 9/29 at the Harman Center for the Arts in Washington, D.C.
Full Agenda Announced for the 8th Annual Washington Ideas Forum, September 28 & 29; Harman Center for the Arts in Washington, D.C.
Speakers include: House Speaker Paul Ryan - CIA Director John Brennan - Secretaries Burwell, Foxx, Johnson, Moniz, Perez, Vilsack - Author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie - NIAID Director Anthony Fauci - National Museum of African American History and Culture Director Lonnie Bunch - GE Chairman and CEO Jeff Immelt - Plus Harvard President Drew Gilpin Faust & Georgetown President John J. DeGioia in conversation with The Atlantic’s Ta-Nehisi Coates
CityLab.com to Expand Staff and Broaden Mission, Names Robert Bole General Manager
The site, a must-read for city dwellers, to increase staff across editorial, product, sales, and marketing.
“Who Will Win the Debates … and the Election?” James Fallows on the Cover of The Atlantic’s October Issue
Plus: Jeffrey Goldberg on “What to Do With a Problem Like Bill Clinton”; Molly Ball asks, “Does Political Consulting Actually Work?”; Ta-Nehisi Coates on “The Meaning of O. J. Simpson”; Peter Beinart on “Fear of a Female President”
Speakers Announced for 8th Annual Washington Ideas Forum, Presented by The Atlantic and the Aspen Institute
Speaker of the House Paul Ryan - CIA Director John Brennan - Secretaries Burwell, Foxx, Johnson, Perez, Vilsack - NIAID Director Anthony Fauci - National Museum of African American History and Culture Director Lonnie Bunch - GE Chairman and CEO Jeff Immelt - Author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie - Plus Harvard and Georgetown Presidents Drew Gilpin Faust & John J. DeGioia in conversation with The Atlantic’s Ta-Nehisi Coates
The Atlantic to Convene Day of Conversation with “Race + Justice” Summit, September 15 in Downtown Los Angeles
Featuring director Ezra Edelman, HBO Films president Len Amato; California state assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez ; event to premiere VR film about effect of mass incarceration on families
Current & Former Homeland Security Secretaries Jeh Johnson and Tom Ridge to Speak at The Atlantic’s “Fifteen Years Later: Are We Any Safer?”
Rep. Michael McCaul, Assistant Attorney General John Carlin, Former Senator Joe Lieberman, Former House Intelligence Chairman Mike Rodgers, ACLU National Security Project Director Hina Shamsi, The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg among speakers to join event on September 8th in D.C.
Washington Ideas Week: The Atlantic and Aspen Institute Expand Annual Symposium to Encompass Week of Citywide Events, September 26-29
Tickets now available for events including two-day newsmakers Forum, debate watch party, film screenings
The Atlantic's September Issue: Fifteen Years After 9/11, Are We Any Safer?
A yearlong investigation by Steven Brill, online today
The Atlantic Deepens Religion Reporting with Two-Year Grant from Henry Luce Foundation
Adding two journalists, The Atlantic creates a hub for coverage and discussion of global religion
The Atlantic Unprecedented Second Printing of July/August 2016 Issue
With cover story “How American Politics Went Insane,” issue on track to be best-selling since 2008, in year of record newsstand sales
The Atlantic Announces Reporting Team and Events at Republican and Democratic National Conventions, Marking Largest Presence in its History
The Atlantic’s Convention HQ at Blue Point Grille in Cleveland and Field House in Philadelphia; publisher to partner with CBS News and Refinery29 in both cities
The Atlantic's July/August Issue: "How American Politics Went Insane," by Jonathan Rauch
Plus: Ariel Sabar solves the mystery of Jesus's wife; Michelle Cottle tracks the Chelsea Clinton conundrum; and David Freedman exposes the war on stupid people
The Atlantic's 'What's Next?' Tech Summit, October 4-5 in Chicago
Speakers include AT&T Chairman and CEO Randall Stephenson; Facebook VP Margaret Gould Stewart; Boeing Chairman, President, and CEO Dennis Muilenburg; and ARPA-E Director Ellen Williams
The Atlantic Exclusive: White House Asks Colleges to Reconsider Using Criminal History as Part of Admissions Process
U.S. Education Secretary John King and White House Senior Adviser Valerie Jarrett Interviewed in New Report, Online at TheAtlantic.com
Introducing The Renewal Project: A Social Newsroom at America’s Intersection of Innovation, Community and Social Good
Allstate and The Atlantic launch social-first website and newsroom
“The Problem Solvers: Cities on the Front Lines of HIV/AIDS,” An Atlantic Forum Presented by M•A•C AIDS Fund and UNAIDS
With Annie Lennox, Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo, Kingston Mayor Angela Brown Burke, Seed Global Health Co-Founder and CEO Vanessa Kerry; Monday, June 6; 3:30-6:30PM ET at The New York Public Library