Church Militant: A Right-Wing Media Empire in the Making
A Catholic news outlet is fighting to save Americans from sin, while its founder grapples with his own complicated past.
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How Da Vinci 'Augmented Reality'—More Than 500 Years Ago
Here’s how Leonardo Da Vinci brought the Mona Lisa to life.
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Mass Shootings in the United States: 'This Is Who We Are'
In the wake of Las Vegas, only one thing is certain, according to James Fallows: It will happen again.
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Joshua Roberts / Reuters Alt-Right Members in Charlottesville Vow Not to Back Down
“This is a phenomenal victory.”
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Is Trumpism the New Conservatism?
To understand the changes taking place in the Republican Party now, it helps to go back to the last time the party went through a major transformation.
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A Podcast 160 Years in the Making
Join top Atlantic editors every Friday for conversations with some of the world's leading voices
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What Is Dodd-Frank and Why Does Trump Want to Repeal It?
The president claims regulations are hurting economic growth. The data shows otherwise.
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Donald Trump Is Less Predictable Than Kim Jong Un
Mark Bowden argues that the president is more likely to start a nuclear war than his adversary in North Korea.
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The Travel Ban Ruling Means My Kids Don't Belong
Wajahat Ali argues that the Supreme Court decision barring visitors from six countries proves that the American dream isn’t open to Muslims
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How North Korea Became a Crisis
To understand how the standoff between Pyongyang and the world became so dire, it helps to go back to the country's founding
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Trump’s Ignorance Won’t Save Him
If the president obstructed justice, inexperience will not work as a defense.
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Environmental Racism Is the New Jim Crow
Vann R. Newkirk II argues that America’s air and water systems disadvantage communities of color.
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Trump's Most Drastic Statement Yet
The U.S. abandons the Paris Accord—and the global community it helped build.
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America Needs an Independent Investigation on Russia—Now
David Frum argues that Comey’s firing makes a probe more urgent than ever.
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How the Obamacare Repeal Could Cost Republicans the House
David Frum argues most Americans have accepted the principle of universal coverage.
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Why Launching a War Against North Korea Would Be Immoral
Peter Beinart argues that preventive war is betrayal of American principles
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Can the Left Rebuild in the Deep South?
Republicans have held Georgia's sixth district for nearly 40 years, but Jon Ossoff could change that. We go inside his record-breaking campaign.
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Americans See Discrimination in Radically Different Ways
People don’t agree on who is facing the most persecution in the country.
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A Better Way to Argue About Politics
There’s a simple psychological trick that might change people’s minds.
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Bill Nye on the Nature of Regret
In an animated interview, the scientist describes the importance of taking chances.
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O.J.: The Pioneer Before the Prisoner
Director Ezra Edelman on how the football player’s commercial success became a beacon for African Americans
