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Financial journalist Roger Lowenstein, author of The Atlantic's cover story on Ben Bernanke, appeared on MSNBC's Daily Rundown to discuss public perception of the Federal Reserve chairman.… More »
Financial journalist Roger Lowenstein, author of The Atlantic's cover story on Ben Bernanke, appeared on MSNBC's Daily Rundown to discuss public perception of the Federal Reserve chairman.… More »
Atlantic correspondent Dominic Tierney discusses a new feature from TheAtlantic.com, the Iran War Clock, with MSNBC's Alex Witt.… More »
The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg joined PBS' NewsHour to discuss the critical meeting between President Barack Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the still-unresolved response to the nuclear threat posed by Iran.… More »
The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg joined Charlie Rose to discuss Monday's meeting between President Barack Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.… More »
The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg joins the roundtable on "This Week With George Stephanopoulos" to discuss his interview with President Obama and the rising tensions between Iran and Israel.… More »
On MSNBC's "Andrea Mitchell Reports," The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg discusses his interview with President Barack Obama, who made his most extensive comments to-date on Iran in an exclusive sit-down with Goldberg earlier this week.… More »
On C-SPAN's "American History TV, The Atlantic's James Bennet and Scott Stossel discuss some of their favorite works from the magazine's special Civil War issue… More »
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In "Making It in America," The Atlantic's much-talked-about January/February cover story, Adam Davidson writes about Standard Motor Products, a family-run manufacturer in Queens. The story of this plant -- and particularly of a 22-year-old assembly line worker named Maddie Parlier -- illustrates how important factories are for America's economy, and why their disappearance is making the jobs crisis so difficult to solve. Below, the author answers questions from…… More »
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The photo curator chatted with readers about his January/February magazine feature and his day-to-day work for TheAtlantic.com.… More »
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The author answers readers' questions about her Atlantic profile of Joan Didion and her new book, Girl Land.… More »
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On NPR's Morning Edition, Adam Davidson discusses his Atlantic cover story on the transformation of the U.S. manufacturing industry… More »
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