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Courtesy Babylon Bee; The Atlantic The Christians Who Mock Wokeness for a Living
The Babylon Bee, an online satire publication, has become a popular destination for Christians disaffected with megachurch culture and right-wingers who crave clever commentary about the hypocritical left.
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Sarah Blesener for The Atlantic Should Princeton Exist?
Each year, top universities shower resources on a privileged few. Christopher Eisgruber, the president of Princeton, defends elite education.
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Ryan Williams; The Atlantic The Conservatives Dreading—And Preparing for—Civil War
A faction of the right believes America has been riven into two countries. The Claremont Institute is building the intellectual architecture for whatever comes next.
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Getty; The Atlantic A World Without Children
A generation facing an intractable problem debates whether to bring a new generation into the world.
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Molly Kaplan / ACLU; The Atlantic The Culture War Over ‘Pregnant People’
Some advocates on the left want America to talk about pregnancy and birth in gender-neutral terms. But this language change might not be so easy for the country to embrace.
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Shannon Stapleton / Reuters The Serious Message in Shakira and J. Lo’s Halftime Show
With an overwhelming spectacle, the two stars acknowledged that Latin identity is bigger than any one performance.
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The Atlantic Interview: Yossi Klein Halevi
An Israeli author writes a letter to his Palestinian neighbors.
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Sait Serkan Gurbuz / AP Madeleine Albright: Trump Is 'The Least Democratic President of Modern History'
The modern world provides a "petri dish" for fascism, the former secretary of state argues.
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The Atlantic Interview: Michele Norris
The former host of NPR’s All Things Considered talks about the state of race in America.
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The Atlantic Interview: Mitch Landrieu
A white southern mayor confronts the history in his city.
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The Atlantic Interview: Ta-Nehisi Coates
On being a black writer in America, facing down people who doubt your message and your right to say it
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The Atlantic Interview: Amy Klobuchar
A senator tries to write a gun law that everyone wants.
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The Atlantic Interview: Caitlin Flanagan
If both men and women seem unhappy in the age of #MeToo, maybe there's a better way to create a just society.
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Reuters 'America First' Is Straining Bill Gates's Optimism
The philanthropist still thinks the world is getting better. But he says pulling foreign aid from global-health measures would reverse that trend.
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The Atlantic Interview: Steve Coll
17 years after the United States first went into Afghanistan, what will we call a win?
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Stephen Lovekin / Getty The Origins of Diversity Data in Tech
Tracy Chou’s call to action in 2013 preceded an industry-wide release of numbers.
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Noam Galai / Getty From Crack Addict to America's Most Celebrated Chef
Michael Solomonov was planting the seeds of a restaurant empire even as he was spiraling into addiction.
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The Atlantic Interview: Mollie Hemingway
A somewhat reluctant defender of President Trump discusses where he's been effective, and what that means for American politics.
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The Atlantic Interview: Robert Siegel
The host of All Things Considered stops by on the first day of his retirement
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Jim Bourg / Reuters Trump's Tweets Are a 'Narnian Wardrobe to His Lizard Brain'
A conversation with the writer Jonah Goldberg about dysfunction on the right and why the president of the United States can’t stop tweeting about Hillary Clinton.
