The Atlantic contemplates the beginnings of American imperialism and the waning of patriotic spirit in 1902.
There may be more—and less—behind the high-profile news account of a boy's setting himself on fire
An Atlantic writer celebrated the life and literary career of the American poet on the 100th anniversary of his birth.
“In witnessing the slaying of our Chief Magistrate by an anarchist, we are sharing in the evil inheritance of Old World tyranny and absolutism.”