Hanna Rosin
She was the co-host of NPR’s Invisibilia and a longtime writer for The Atlantic. She is also the author of the best-selling The End of Men.
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Ed Kashi / VII / Redux The Problem With Comparing Social Media to Big Tobacco
The surgeon general issued a warning about social media’s impact on teens. What do we know about the research?
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Tyler Hicks / The New York Times / … The War Is Not Here to Entertain You
The war in Ukraine is reaching a crucial moment. Will it recapture the world’s flagging attention?
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A Letter From Palo Alto
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Jamie Chung The Silicon Valley Suicides
Why are so many kids with bright prospects killing themselves in Palo Alto?
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Justin Mezzell The Tricks People Use to Avoid Debate
In the art of evading meaningful policy discussions, all political camps have honed their particular styles.
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Justin Mezzell Sex on Campus Is Impossible
The complicated reality of consent
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The Atlantic Old People Are Cool
The effortless hipness of senior citizens.
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Mike Coppola / Getty; Frame: 68 / Ocean … The Mysterious Columba Bush
Who is Jeb’s wife, what effect will she have on his campaign—and what effect will his campaign have on their marriage?
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Zohar Lazar Among the Hillary Haters
Can a new, professionalized generation of scandalmongers uncover more dirt on the Clintons—without triggering a backlash?
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All photos by Greg Kahn Why Kids Sext
An inquiry into one recent scandal reveals how kids think about sexting—and what parents and police should do about it.
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Peter Yang The Overprotected Kid
A preoccupation with safety has stripped childhood of independence, risk taking, and discovery—without making it safer. A new kind of playground points to a better solution.
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John Cuneo The Madness of Matthew Weiner
On the eve of the show’s final season, Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner talks about disappointment and redemption—and reveals his dreamlike perception of everyday life.
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Chris Pizzello / AP Mad Men's Creator: Don Draper Represents American Society
A conversation with Matthew Weiner about anti-heroes, why everybody loves Joan, and the real-life drama that inspires the hit AMC show
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Jon Han Letting Go of Asperger’s
Months after our son was diagnosed, the label officially disappeared. And that turned out to be a good thing.
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'I'm Supposed to Be Dead Anyway': An Interview With a Teenage Convict
Brogan Rafferty, a central figure in Hanna Rosin's September 2013 magazine story, explains how he ended up helping a family friend kill one man after another.
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Pool / Reuters Murder by Craigslist
A serial killer finds a newly vulnerable class of victims: white, working-class men.
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Javier Jaén Benavides Changing Diapers Changes Everything
Ideas of the Year 2013
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Erin Patrice O’Brien The Touch-Screen Generation
Young children—even toddlers—are spending more and more time with digital technology. What will it mean for their development?
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Lena Dunham
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Emiliano Granado Boys on the Side
The hookup culture that has largely replaced dating on college campuses has been viewed, in many quarters, as socially corrosive and ultimately toxic to women, who seemingly have little choice but to participate. Actually, it is an engine of female progress—one being harnessed and driven by women themselves.
