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When to send your teenage daughter to a tattoo artist, and other advice
James Fallows on Obama, Raymond Bonner on the death penalty, Christopher Hitchens on G.K. Chesterton, and more
When to send your teenage daughter to a tattoo artist, and other advice
A longtime analyst of the presidency takes the measure of our 44th president, with a view to history.
Video: Fallows talks to Atlantic Senior Editor Corby Kummer about Obama’s chances for reelection and what he might learn from George W. Bush.
Could tiny organisms carried by house cats be creeping into our brains, causing everything from car wrecks to schizophrenia?
An unlikely crusader, Diana Holt wages a heroic, long-odds battle against the death penalty.
Commentary: Andrew Cohen, The Atlantic's legal writer, discusses this piece and explores the death penalty's fatal flaw.
A family farm, a drought, and difficult choices
How the country’s tourism minister makes the hard sell
A library bets on future literary stars.
The secret architect of the Arab Spring casts an eye on Occupy Wall Street.
An Italian celebrity chef designs a fast-food burger.
A pampered tour through the Peruvian Andes
One of America’s great machines comes back to life.
Why is corporate turnaround so difficult and rare?
Goosebumps celebrates 20 years of spooking fourth-graders.
Two books uncover the romance and adventure of archaeology.
The charming, sinister G. K. Chesterton
Tribute: Benjamin Schwarz shares the story behind Christopher Hitchens’s March 2012 essay.
Why caring for my aging father has me wishing he would die
The Elder Chronicles: Stories about aging and caretaking from TheAtlantic.com's Health channel
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