Success in forensics is about making yourself vulnerable. Several former competitors accuse a prominent coach of exploiting that vulnerability to sexually harass students.
Niche genres such as hentai have become the Cronut of porn.
The author of the “Sex Recession” sits down with The Masthead.
Xinjiang is one of the world’s biggest human-rights stories—and one of the hardest for reporters to cover.
Young people are having less sex. The big question is, why?
Rebecca Traister talks about her new book, Good and Mad.
Officials are trying a “nuclear option” to fix the culture of sexual assault within the elite sport. But can it actually work?
Today the role is almost entirely symbolic—but it’s only getting more popular.
Researchers provide a crash course in the study of tribalism. Plus, a reading list of the best writing on the subject.
Young-adult turnout surged by 188 percent in early voting compared with 2014.
Two Atlantic reporters on the races they’re watching.
Rebecca Traister talks about her new book, Good and Mad.
A Masthead-exclusive video takes you inside the printing plant that creates The Atlantic magazine.
Identity politics divide America, but the idea of warring tribes is too simple.
Rebecca Traister’s Good and Mad is our October book-club pick; C. J. Chivers’ “War Without End” is the winner of our search for the next must-read piece of journalism.
Caitlin Flanagan and others who have experienced sexual assault share their reflections.
This year, the conversation began with a Supreme Court nominee. Last year, it was a Hollywood producer. The year before that, the man who would become president.
Presenting the four semi-finalists for this month’s’ Longreads Bracket.
Members of the board have been accused of covering up Larry Nassar’s abuse, and yet they’ve somehow emerged from the scandal unscathed.
“When women’s political fortunes are dependent on the political environment … ”