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AP What Did Atlantic Readers Think of Watergate?
As the investigation wore on, The Atlantic’s coverage garnered telling responses.
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Brian Snyder / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Latent Power
One year after the Charlottesville rally. Plus space exploration, the never-ending dinosaur debate, and more.
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Kacper Pempel / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: It Might Be Possible
Twitter’s social and economic impact, the rise of left-leaning Democratic candidates, new evolutionary findings, and more.
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Corbis / Getty What Should the Girl Scouts Stand For?
In 1955, readers weighed in on changes made to the Girl Scout Handbook and the international objectives of the organization.
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Ted Streshinsky / Corbis / Getty Images Atlantic Readers Had Mixed Feelings About Hippies
In the fall of 1967, readers responded to an article about the hippies of Haight-Ashbury.
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The Atlantic A History of The Atlantic’s Reader Correspondence
Since 1877, the publication has garnered and published letters in various forms. We’ve traced the timeline.
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Bettmann / Getty Harry Truman Explains Why He Dropped the Bomb
In 1947, the then-president wrote to the editors regarding his decision to use atomic warfare during World War II.
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Neil Hall / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Important for All of Us
Breitbart reaches a turning point. Plus Philip Roth’s life and legacy, artificial-intelligence camps for high-schoolers, and more
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David J. Phillip / AP The Atlantic Daily: Revelations and Relationships
Shooting in Texas, Republicans push for new immigration policy, children of sperm donors, and more
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Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Unearthed and Exposed
The future of the U.S.-South Korea alliance may hinge on faltering North Korean peace talks. Plus rogue satellites, Marti Noxon’s new television shows, and more.
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Yuri Gripas / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: The Future of Facts
Trump’s choice for VA Secretary, Russia’s retaliation, lie-detector tests, and more
