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REUTERS/Eric Thayer/Yuri Gripas/File Photos Russia Is Still Exploiting America's Divisions
A shadowy Russian reportedly offered to sell U.S. intelligence agencies an infamous video tape of the president.
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Andrew Harnik / AP Inside the Story of Paul Manafort
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Teresa Kroeger / Getty / Thanh Do / ... A Guide to the World of Franklin Foer
How Soccer, Paul Manafort, and Big Tech Come Together
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The Nixon Library and Museum / Reuters The Other Time a President Went to War with the Media
The archives of The Atlantic preserve a tense moment in amber.
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Jonathan Ernst/Reuters A Glimpse of a Canadian-Led International Order
The U.S. ditched a massive trade agreement—which turned out slightly better without it.
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Paul Marotta / Getty Images What We’ll Ask Ta-Nehisi Coates
We’ve collected Atlantic readers’ comments about his work.
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Gabriela Riccardi / Atlantic In Preparation for Our Conversation with Ta-Nehisi Coates
Here’s a Ta-Nehisi syllabus… and your homework.
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Lucy Nicholson/Reuters Could the U.S. Have a Truth Commission for #MeToo?
It might work, and it wouldn’t be America’s first truth commission.
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Shannon Stapleton / Reuters The History of 'Fake News' in America
Fake news isn’t new in America. Objective news is.
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Morteza Nikoubazl/Reuters A Brief Modern History of Protest in Iran
A civil rights movement has grown up despite repeated crack-downs.
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Jonathan Ernst/Reuters How Politics Becomes Polarized
“Racial polarization is an outcome of politics, not the cause.”
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Brendan McDermid / Reuters Nikki Haley's New Best Friends at the UN
Seven countries voted with the U.S. and Israel over the status of Jerusalem, getting an invite to a “friendship” party from the UN ambassador. So who gets to go?
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Kevin Lamarque/Reuters How Do We Have a Better Conversation?
Professionals dissect The Masthead’s gun-control debate.
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Philippe Wojazer/Reuters The Masthead's Holiday Party Conference Call
Here’s the transcript and recording of the December 18, 2017, call with Masthead editors and members.
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Brendan McDermid/Reuters The Collective Wisdom of #MeToo
Harassment is a big problem, so we asked a big crowd how to fix it.
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Eric Thayer/Reuters The Annotated ‘Nationalist’s Delusion’
Adam Serwer explains how his argument came together.
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Library of Congress When the British Got Jerusalem for Christmas
How General Allenby’s military campaigns in Palestine shaped the Middle East for a century
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The Masthead Conference Call with Adam Serwer
Members can listening to the recording and read the transcript of the December 11, 2017, call with Adam Serwer. He talked about “The Nationalist’s Delusion.”
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Aaron Bernstein / Reuters The Irresistible Effectiveness of Wedge Politics
Using divisive issues to win elections might create incremental but meaningful change
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Seth Wenig / AP After Weinstein
No one can say for certain where the sexual-harassment revolution is heading.
