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CHLOE SCHEFFE The Atlantic Daily: The Rise of ‘Sad Bois’
Musical male angst finds a new formula. Plus: a look at three ongoing protests around the world
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Noah Berger / Getty The Atlantic Daily: The California Blackout Foreshadows Our Future
The massive power shutdowns are the start of what may become the new normal. Plus, some new movies and shows you might want to watch, reviewed by our critics.
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The Atlantic Daily: A Mango-Flavored Trolley Problem
A scary new report links vape-device use to a mysterious illness.
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The Atlantic Daily: How Dogs Make You Fall in Love With Them
And a few other findings about our canine companions. (Yes, this email contains several pictures of dogs.) Plus: What to read and watch this weekend
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The Atlantic Daily: How Today’s Teens Pass Notes During Class
Throwing a crumpled-up piece of paper across the room is so 1998—enter Google Docs. Also, some reading, listening, and watching recommendations for the weekend
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Paul Spella The Atlantic Daily: These Attacks Could’ve Been Prevented
But nationwide, evidence that might’ve put away serial rapists often goes untested. Plus: the lawsuit against Obamacare, about the Trump tweets, and more
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Handout The Atlantic Daily: This Era Breeds a Certain Kind of Conspiracy Theorist
The Jeffrey Epstein case is a window into why so many Americans let their imagination run wild when it comes to elite corruption. Plus: R. Kelly, TikTok, and more
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Alex Edelman / Getty Images A Very Trumpian Fourth of July
A guide to today’s festivities: complicating some historical figures, some patriotic reads, an oldie but a goodie, and, yes, a brief word about those tanks
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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
