Cover story by Barton Gellman on a Republican Party still in thrall to Donald Trump—and better positioned to subvert the next election than it was the last
Exhibition, sponsored by Mastercard, set to open Spring 2022 in Los Angeles
The Atlantic’s December cover story exposes the conditions that have allowed the leaders of Venezuela, Belarus, Russia, China, and Turkey to thrive––at the expense of the world’s liberal democracies.
Announcing newsletters by Jordan Calhoun, Nicole Chung, David French, Xochitl Gonzalez, Molly Jong-Fast, Tom Nichols, Imani Perry, Yair Rosenberg, and Charlie Warzel, with first issues published today
For The Atlantic’s November issue, McKay Coppins reports on Alden Global Capital, the secretive hedge fund that controls more than 200 newspapers.
Hosted by Arthur C. Brooks and The Atlantic’s culture writers, weekly shows debut this week
Interviews with Dr. Anthony Fauci, Dr. Rochelle Walensky, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Eric Schmidt, Dallas Mavericks CEO Cynthia “Cynt” Marshall, EPA Administrator Michael Regan, and Senators Marco Rubio and Ben Sasse.
“Inheritance” event at The Atlantic Festival on September 28, and exhibiting at Photoville in Brooklyn Bridge Park, opening September 18
NBC News journalists Hoda Kotb, Al Roker, Craig Melvin, Harry Smith, and Kelly O’Donnell to moderate festival interviews with EPA Administrator Michael S. Regan, Senator Marco Rubio, Dallas Mavericks CEO Cynthia “Cynt” Marshall, and the cast and producers of American Rust
For The Atlantic’s October issue, Hannah Giorgis presents the definitive look at Black representation behind the camera
Segal joins The Atlantic from NBCUniversal, and will oversee the company’s branded-content studio.
For The Atlantic’s September issue, staff writer Jennifer Senior recounts one family’s heartbreaking loss in the 9/11 attacks, and their struggle to move on
Free Ticketing Opens Today for Programming September 22–24 and 27–30, From Washington, D.C.
One-of-a-kind collection includes data and records from 15 months of the pandemic
America In Person launches with stories on evangelical church-planting and the diverse internet subcultures created by the pandemic investing boom.
First Peabody for The Atlantic awarded for narrative podcast about New Orleans after the flood