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Erik Carter / The Atlantic The End of the Silicon Valley Myth
The companies that define our digital lives have hit a wall.
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Danielle Del Plato The Obvious Answer to Homelessness
And why everyone’s ignoring it
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Joanne Imperio / The Atlantic Breakthroughs of the Year
Pictures of the beginning of the universe, medicine that can (kind of) reverse death, and other leaps of human ingenuity
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Cole Wilson / The New York Times / … Who’s Afraid of Masih Alinejad?
The journalist and activist is caught between a regime that hates her and a diaspora whose elite isn’t eager to give her credit for anything.
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Michael Nagle / The New York Times / … The Man Whose Magazine Covers Changed America
The late graphic designer George Lois profoundly influenced generations of artists.
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Marc Wilson for The Atlantic Monuments to the Unthinkable
America still can’t figure out how to memorialize the sins of our history. What can we learn from Germany?
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Paul Spella / The Atlantic; Getty What Happens When Everything Becomes TikTok
Even the most advanced automated systems can’t catch every bit of extreme content.
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Tai Power Seeff / The New York Times … Cowardice at Sundance
Why was Jihad Rehab canceled? And who is behind the most serious charges leveled against the documentary?
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Alex Wong / Getty The Words About Ukraine That Americans Need to Hear
Wars are won by deeds—but also by persuasive moral arguments.
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Bettmann / Getty When Fetal Rights Are More Important Than Democracy
After Roe, the anti-abortion movement faces a new opponent: popular opinion.
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Tyler Comrie / Atlantic; Getty Where the Hatred Comes From
What I learned in the space between death threats and bodyguards
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Getty; The Atlantic The Right-Wing War on Free Speech Could Backfire
Progressives aren’t the only ones who need free-speech protections.
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Mark Thiessen / AP Republicans Have Only Themselves to Blame for Their Alaskan Defeat
For Trumpists, no system that results in a Republican loss can be considered legitimate.
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Getty; The Atlantic The Homeowner’s Sunshine Problem
To fight climate change, get a white roof.
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Getty / The Atlantic America Is Going to Have a ‘Heat Belt’
How can cities prepare for more regular extreme heat?
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John Roca / NY Daily News Archive / … The Mar-a-Lago Raid Proves the U.S. Isn’t a Banana Republic
A bedrock principle is that no one—not even the president, much less the former president—is above the law, and if they commit crimes, they must answer for them.
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Luca Cserna / Getty Why Exceptions for the Life of the Mother Have Disappeared
The absence of these exemptions is a sign of the anti-abortion-rights movement’s distrust of women and the medical establishment.
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Getty; The Atlantic Where the Crawdads Sing Author Wanted for Questioning in Murder
A televised 1990s killing in Zambia has striking similarities to Delia Owens’s best-selling book turned movie.
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Ben Sklar / Getty Actually Good News About Voting, for a Change
Colorado’s simple plan to increase voter registration is already working.
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Brandon Bell / Getty The Most Damning January 6 Testimony Yet
Cassidy Hutchinson’s account of Donald Trump’s behavior destroys any defense the president once had.
