“It Is very hard to predict what is going to happen.”
The writer Matthew Stewart talks to Masthead members about his June cover story.
“It would remove the role of gender stereotypes, which can be harmful to men and women.”
Atlantic writers and editors discuss when to call out the president.
An Atlantic journalist opens up his notebook
Even in this modern age, many brides still just want to feel like princesses.
“People just honed in on the picture of a child in a Yale t-shirt.”
Having kids after 40 can ease some pressures of parenting—but only for women who can afford to wait.
Yes, there will be mason jars.
“With a powerful analysis of the problems of institutional racism before them, the government and the public moved in a very different direction.”
Who really represents Trump?
“In many cases, the confidence men have is not particularly warranted.”
“In many cases, the confidence men have is not particularly warranted.”
“We are constantly reevaluating what questions are even worth asking.”
The history and future of gender in the sport
A new report highlights the growing trend of unmarried parents living together with their children.
“And may God bless the United States of America.”
“A lot of people from all over the world come to see our city.”
(A lot.)
It doesn’t signal a lack of trust—to some, it’s a way for spouses to show they trust each other more.