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New York's Bizarre Topless Controversy
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What We're Following
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Losing Oliver Sacks
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A Joyous Announcement
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Jailed for Journalism
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Tami Chappell / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Female Army Rangers, Stocks, Iran Deal
Two soldiers made history by graduating from Army Ranger School, the Dow Jones industrial average entered correction territory, a prominent Democrat came out in support of the Iran deal, and more ...
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John Amis / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Jimmy Carter, Alexis Tsipras, Hurricane Danny
A former president discusses his cancer, a Greek prime minister resigns, a big storm approaches, and more ...
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Lee Jae-won / Reuters How Loudspeakers and Balloons Heighten Tension Along the Korean Border
North and South Korea, locked in one of the world’s most intractable conflicts, exchanged fire on Thursday.
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SANA / AP The Atlantic Daily: ISIS Beheading, Ashley Madison, Chelsea Manning
The militant group executes a Syrian antiquities expert, the social-networking site for philanderers is hacked, the Army private is found guilty of violating prison rules, and more…
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Nour Fourat / Reuters Why ISIS Killed an Antiquities Scholar
The Islamic State’s slaying of Khaled Asaad, 82, who refused to say where some artifacts were kept, is as much about economics as ideology.
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Lucky R / Antara Foto / Reuters Why Indonesia Has So Many Plane Crashes
Sunday’s crash of a Trigana Air flight in the remote Papua region is the third major aviation disaster endured by the Southeast Asian country in the last 12 months.
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Brennan Linsley / AP The Atlantic Daily: Gay-Wedding Cakes, China's Currency, Relief for Western Drought
The Colorado Court of Appeals rules against a Christian baker; the yuan is devalued for a third straight day; and El Nino could provide the West with much-needed drought relief.
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Aly Song / Reuters China’s Currency Falls for a Third Consecutive Day
Despite assurances, the depreciation has renewed fears of a currency war.
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Charlie Neibergall / AP The Atlantic Daily: Hillary Clinton's Emails, Explosion in China, Navajo EPA
The former secretary of state turns over her private email server to the FBI; a massive explosion in the Chinese city of Tianjin kills seven people and injured hundreds of others; and the Navajo Nation vows legal action against the EPA over a spill.
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You Sung-Ho / Reuters A Troubling Execution in North Korea
A vice premier becomes the latest victim of Kim Jong Un’s consolidation of power.
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Andrew Weber/ USA Today sports The Tragic Legacy of Junior Seau
The dominant linebacker, who took his own life in 2012, is elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame under controversial circumstances.
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters Why the U.S. Can't Build an Opposition Army in Syria
An attack on an American-funded military group epitomizes the Obama administration’s logistical and strategic failures in the war-torn country.
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China Daily / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Olympics, Ebola, Clinton
A Winter Games is awarded, a vaccine is developed, and Hillary jabs at Jeb.
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Damir Sagolj / Reuters A Winter Olympics in a City Without Snow
The IOC’s selection of Beijing as the host of its 2022 games is met with a lukewarm response.
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Prisca Bigot / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: MH 370, Cincinnati, Rolling Stone
A possible fragment of a missing plane is found, an accused cop pleads not guilty, and a magazine editor resigns in disgrace.
