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
The Atlantic Announces Plans for 2016 Republican and Democratic National Conventions
The Atlantic’s Convention HQ to host slate of events in Cleveland and Philadelphia; plus expanded Politics & Policy reporting team
CityLab 2016: Annual Preeminent Gathering of Global Mayors and Urban Leaders to Convene in Miami, FL
October 23-25 in Miami, FL; presented by the Aspen Institute, The Atlantic, and Bloomberg Philanthropies
Winner and Finalists Announced for 2nd Annual The Atlantic and College Board Writing Prize
First-Prize essay explores Raphael's The School of Athens; finalists' essays analyze works by M.C. Escher and Frida Kahlo
Caitlyn Jenner, Buzz Bissinger, HHS Secretary Sylvia Mathews Burwell, and Anna Deavere Smith to Close 2016 Aspen Ideas Festival Spotlight Health
Speakers will address pressing health and related social issues during Spotlight Health closing session on June 26 in Aspen, CO
The Atlantic’s June Issue: A Psychologist Studies “The Mind of Donald Trump”
Plus: How Kids Really Succeed; The False Promise of DNA Testing; Reading Proust on a Cellphone; and China’s Twilight Years
The Atlantic to Convene Multi-Day "Education Summit," May 17 & 18 in Washington, D.C.
Leading practitioners to address ESSA, common core, school to prison pipeline, speech on college campuses, college affordability
World Leaders in Politics, Business, Science, the Arts, and More to Speak during 2016 Aspen Ideas Festival
Press passes available; June 26-July 2 in Aspen, Colorado
Alex Wagner Joins The Atlantic as Senior Editor
Former MSNBC anchor to write for The Atlantic, moderate events, and help develop video and TV projects with The Atlantic Studios
The Atlantic's May Issue: The Money Report
Neal Gabler on “The Secret Shame of the Middle Class;” plus: the violent aftermath of ISIS; the case for loan sharks; how Islam created Europe; what real socialists think about Bernie Sanders
Alissa J. Rubin Wins Atlantic Media's 2016 Michael Kelly Award
Honored for reporting on the treatment of women in post-war Afghanistan
New PRRI/The Atlantic Poll: Bernie Sanders Surges, Erases Hillary Clinton’s National Lead
Clinton leads Sanders among voters expressing strong partisan identity; Sanders retains advantage among weaker partisans; national public opinion poll from The Atlantic and Public Religion Research Institute online today
Sir Richard Branson, Secretary Tom Vilsack, Senators Chris Murphy, Bill Cassidy to Join The Atlantic's Summit on Mental Health & Addiction
Tuesday, April 12, 9AM-12:45PM; 1777 F St NW, Washington, D.C.; full agenda released
The Atlantic Announces Inaugural "Summit on Mental Health and Addiction"
Speakers to include U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack on fighting heroin abuse in rural America; Senators Chris Murphy and Bill Cassidy, co-authors of Mental Health Reform Act