Getty / The Atlantic We Can’t Curb the Presidency Without Fixing Congress The minoritarian skew of the House and Senate presents an obstacle to democratic reform. David Frum
Massachusetts Actually Might Have a Way to Keep Schools Open An ambitious pilot program could finally pave the way to in-person learning—at least for those who can afford it. Katherine J. Wu Craig F. Walker / The Boston Globe / Getty
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What Happened to Jordan Peterson? Adored guru and reviled provocateur, he dropped out of sight. Now the irresistible ordeal of modern cultural celebrity has brought him back. Helen Lewis Vanessa Saba; Rene Johnston; Chris Williamson; Getty
This Black Hole Probably Shouldn’t Exist New observations have prompted astronomers to rethink their theories about some of the universe’s invisible objects. Marina Koren Cedric von Niederhausern / The Atlantic
The Atlantic The Atlantic Daily » When Will Kids Return to the Classroom? One state might have a way to keep schools open. Caroline Mimbs Nyce
‘This Is Unprecedented’: Why America’s Housing Market Has Never Been Weirder Derek Thompson 10:01 AM ET
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The Supreme Court Is Giving Lower Courts a Subtle Hint to Rein In Police Misconduct Joanna Schwartz March 4, 2021