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19h ago
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How to Be a Citizen in the Information War (And Stay Sane)
Virtue signaling is good, actually.
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theatlantic
13h ago
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The Markets Are Getting Used to Trump
Traders have barely budged in response to recent Trump-related shocks.
theatlantic
19h ago
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How to Survive the Information War
There’s more information than ever—and that could be a good thing.
theatlantic
25h ago
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The Way to Beat Back Trump Was Just Revealed
There is a word for what ICE’s opponents in Minneapolis represent, and it has a long, successful history: dissidence.
theatlantic
1h ago
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The Upside of Not Fitting In
What if loneliness and self-doubt are the best way to grow?
theatlantic
43h ago
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The Triumph of Empathy in Minneapolis
MAGA sees a world of vengeance, scorn, and humiliation, and cannot imagine generosity or solidarity.
theatlantic
38h ago
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Tesla Just Killed the Most Important Car of the 21st Century
The Model S deserved better than this.
theatlantic
20h ago
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The Melania Trump Documentary Is a Disgrace
The exorbitant film captures the rotten state of our entertainment industry.
theatlantic
27h ago
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Rise of the Trump Loyalist
The destruction of the civil service can destroy democracy, too.
theatlantic
44h ago
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The Streets of Minneapolis
What happened in the city is important, and won’t be forgotten.
theatlantic
15h ago
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Trump’s DOJ Comes for the Ballots
The FBI’s search and seizure of material from Fulton County election offices marks a major escalation.
theatlantic
15h ago
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The Case Against Don Lemon Is Junk, and Dangerous
If the Cities Church case falls apart, it will not be the first such embarrassment for Trump’s Justice Department.
theatlantic
18h ago
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The Blurred Lines Between ICE and the Proud Boys
The far-right group’s views and tactics are now emulated by federal agents.
theatlantic
14h ago
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The New Epstein Frenzy
Millions of pages of files related to the Epstein case were released today. One six-page document involving President Trump immediately drew everyone’s attention.
theatlantic
1h ago
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A $40 Billion Idea to Keep One Glacier From Flooding the Earth
Scientists have long opposed polar geoengineering. Some now believe it will be necessary.
theatlantic
15h ago
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Trump’s Fed-Chair Pick Is an Interest-Rate Hawk—Or Is He?
Kevin Warsh’s views on monetary policy may be shaped less by real economic conditions than by whether a Democrat or Republican is in power.