The Atlantic’s crossword puzzle gets a little more challenging every day, with the biggest puzzle on Sunday.
People who make their living by sharing content on giant social-media platforms have tried to strike, organize, and even unionize, but they don’t have much to show for it.
Kaitlyn TiffanyThe investigations highlight all the aspects of his political identity that have alienated so many swing voters.
Ronald BrownsteinWorkism is rooted in the belief that employment can provide everything we have historically expected from organized religion.
Derek Thompson“It felt like being hit by a truck and dragged along behind,” one mother said.
Sarah ZhangNow is an ideal moment for Republicans to free themselves from the former president. They’re not exactly taking advantage of it.
Mark LeibovichWhere do shoppers turn when an industry built on novelty runs out of new ideas?
Amanda MullWhen you stick ink-filled needles into your skin, your body’s defenders respond accordingly. Scientists aren’t sure if that’s good or bad for you.
Katherine J. WuA new novel, The Nursery, explores the mix of unexpected emotions—including rage, regret, and loneliness—that new motherhood can bring on.
Daphne MerkinResident Evil 4 might not be an elevated story, but it sure is an entertaining one.
David SimsThe internet might have destroyed April Fools’ Day, but we can still have fun the rest of the year.
Isabel Fattal