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Left, Right, But Not Center
The traditional center loses out in the latest European parliamentary elections. Plus: A former Marine colonel cautions against the temptation of revenge in war.
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Come What May
Theresa May is giving up with no Brexit deal in hand. Plus: Burger King wades into the student-debt crisis, the scandal beyond Operation Varsity Blues, and more
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The Fate of Christianity in the Middle East
Do Christians have a place in the region where the faith first took root? Plus: the MTHFR gene and anti-vaxxers, Barack Obama isn't endorsing yet, and more
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The Atlantic Daily: The ‘American Taliban’ is Leaving Prison. Now What?
Just as the the U.S. is talking peace with the Taliban. Plus: who’s afraid of impeachment, office temperatures are too damn low, the lonely dining table, and more
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Edgar Su / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: How the Huawei Drama Benefits American Tech
But what about China? Plus: the 2020 candidate with the most actualized policies so far, and waiting for George R. R. Martin to conclude The Game of Thrones.
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The Atlantic Daily: Oh, the Places You’ll Go
When paying off $40 million in tuition debt for these graduating seniors still only does so much. Plus: how this space object ended up with a dark nickname, abortions or adoptions, and more
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The Atlantic Daily: Putting a Number on Disadvantage
The College Board will add a measure of students' life circumstances alongside test scores. Plus: faulty foundations of the research linking genes and depression, and more
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The Atlantic Daily: Consider the Magic Mushroom
The mushroom lobby is microscopic, but the national discourse on psychedelics is expanding. Plus: What pornography is or isn’t doing to (for?) our sex lives, and more
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Yuri Gripas / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: A March to War, or Business as Usual
Both the U.S. and Iran are sending confusing signals. Plus: states move on Roe v. Wade, eyes on Greenland, the American obsession with serial-killer lore, and more
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Phil Noble / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Moon Money, Moon Problems
Trump asks for $1.6 billion for NASA to get astronauts back on the moon by 2024. Plus: the rise of long distance, why American breakfast foods are boring, and more
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Remo Casilli / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: When China Strikes Back
1, 2, 3, 4, he declared a trade war. Plus: Huawei’s new Europe-inspired corporate campus, and a food revolution has transformed our eating habits—just not for the better.
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Brendan McDermid / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: A Risky Business
Uber pitches its vision to Wall Street. Plus: who—or what—is responsible for funding K-12 schools, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s war on intellect, and more
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The Atlantic Daily: Should One Platform Have All That Power?
Plus: You may have nothing to hide—but you should care about internet privacy, what astronauts do for fun in space, the real damage of pretend active-shooter drills, and more
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Aaron Bernstein / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: A Little-Known (Yet Popular) Climate Policy
Renewables standards rise; carbon-tax proposals fall. Plus: when the House can arrest AG William Barr, pitting religious freedom against abortion rights, and more
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Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Show Me the Money
What could be revealed in the president’s tax returns? Plus: Laws against fertility doctors using their own sperm, ‘Game of Thrones’ explores electability, and more
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Hannah Mckay / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Seventh in Line to the Throne
We’ll never be royals—but Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s new baby? Plus: the incredible life of the ‘goddess of good sex,’ cancer fakers online, and more
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Marcos Brindicci / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Russian Noninterference
Was Friday’s Trump-Putin call Helsinki all over again? Plus: Jay Inslee’s 100-100-100 plan, the optimal number of children parents should have, Tuca & Bertie, and more
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Jim Bourg / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Facebook and Instagram Crack Down on (Some) Extremists
Alex Jones and Louis Farrakhan were among those banned. Plus: The “5GE” on your phone is definitely not 5G, using air conditioning to help combat climate change, and more
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Clodagh Kilcoyne / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Why Does William Barr Want This Job?
Plus: Mayor Pete is working remotely, what a fossilized jawbone might reveal about ancient human history, the decline of cheating in Millennial marriages, and more
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Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Line of Succession
Maduro vs. Guaidó in Venezuela. Plus: Emperor Akihito abdicates the throne in Japan, where conservatives and liberals differ on what they consider “fair,” and more
