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Clodagh Kilcoyne / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Hard Border
The NFL v. Kaepernick. Plus: Brexit and the hard border in Ireland, and a brief history of American presidential campaign announcements—and what they signal.
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Jim Young / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Struggling for a United Front
Where the now-declared national emergency goes from here. Plus Mike Pence snubs American allies in Warsaw, why Twitter is still pretty bad, and more
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Mike Segar / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Prime Location
Why Amazon pulled the plug on its New York City HQ2 expansion. Plus what it’s like to go back to school after a shooting, Andrew McCabe on unsettling encounters with the president, and more
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Carlos Barria / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: The Nightmare Landlords of Wall Street
How some corporate landlords fleeced renters after the U.S. foreclosure crisis. Plus: Trump’s shutdown strategy this time around, Steven Soderbergh’s ‘crackpot theory’ on moviegoing, and more
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Does Anyone Know What the End of the Russia Investigation Really Means?
Does it mean “clearing” the president? Does it mean one more spree of indictments, a devastating final report? Plus how global warming will turn NYC into Arkansas, phone apps that record your every (phone) move, and more
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Mike Blake / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: This Is America
Grammy-night winners: Childish Gambino, who wasn't even there; Drake, who criticized the show; and Lady Gaga, who returned to her old-school performance antics. Plus: the women in science's footnotes
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Lucas Jackson / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Consider the Yearbook
It’s not compromising Facebook photos destroying top Virginia Democrats. Plus Bernie Sanders is nearly ready to give it another go, U.S.-South Korea, remembering John Dingell, and more
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: A Man, a Plan, a Tabloid, Amazon
Jeff Bezos accuses the National Enquirer of “extortion and blackmail.” Plus more on the Green New Deal, a way to slow mosquitoes, the man who survived 16 bullets, and more
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Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Let’s Talk About Policy
Political speeches may be mostly performance, but the issues discussed touch many. Plus New York cracks down on restaurants serving food and drink containing CBD.
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Leah Millis / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Why Do People Have the Political Opinions They Have?
Political beliefs may derive from a biological propensity to feel physical disgust. Plus the day of the second State of the Union has finally come, and a city aiming to be the first in America to ban face-recognition technology
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Jay Paul / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: What Comes Next for Virginia’s Governor?
The Democrat Ralph Northam digs in his heels despite scandal. Plus from TheFacebook.com to Facebook in 15 years, Democrats get excited about taxes, shrinking Chinatowns, and more
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USA Today / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Youth Football’s Racial Gap
The white exodus from the sport. Plus infrastructure woes, the case for another Brexit vote, and more
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Brian Snyder / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: The Big-Data Ploy to Defeat Trump
Michael Bloomberg builds up a powerful political operation. Plus the race to monetize a viral Instagram post, when Black English is misunderstood, and more
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Lindsay DeDario / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: The Record-Shattering, Teeth-Chattering Cold Snap
Record-breaking temperatures across the Midwest. Plus the lingering effects of the shutdown, Venezuela’s migrant crisis, and more
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Tatyana Makeyeva / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Bad Apple
A FaceTime bug had allowed iPhone users to eavesdrop on some calls before they're answered. Plus why humans are less violent than apes, getting white Christians to address race, and more
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Elijah Nouvelage / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Criminal Charges Before Trade Talks
But is a comprehensive U.S.-China trade pact impossible? Plus another hellish week for attempted Brexit-ing, an ex-Starbucks CEO contemplates a 2020 run as an independent, the best films at Sundance, and more
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The Atlantic Daily: The Art of the Short-Term Spending Deal
Federal workers will get paid again. Plus another Trump associate is indicted, ugly-food drama, what to read and watch this weekend, and more
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Reuters The Atlantic Daily: One Nation, Under Two Presidents?
Venezuela’s political turmoil is cascading. Plus the Estonian town that could spark a geopolitical crisis, where Amazon returns finally end up, and more
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The Atlantic Daily: Accusers Speak Out
The director Bryan Singer has been trailed by accusations of sexual misconduct for decades. Plus questioning theories of extraterrestrial life, women’s restroom lines, hagfish slime, and more
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Mike Blake / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: When America’s Teachers Get Mad
At least 409,000 educators have gone on strike over the past year. Plus putting millions behind a push for 2020 Democrats to support impeachment, 2019 Oscar nominations, and more
