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America’s moon effort is getting weirder
We’re living in an exciting—yet strange—moment in American spaceflight history. Marina Koren explains why. This is The Atlantic’s weekly email to subscribers.
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For Subscribers: The most interesting problem in the world
Our science desk is working through new ways to cover climate change—and give readers a guide to life in the difficulties brought on by a warming planet.
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Jeffrey Goldberg reflects on our pandemic year. This is The Atlantic’s weekly email to subscribers.
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For Subscribers: How much of our future will look like our present
As vaccine developments promise a return to pre-pandemic life, our writers reflect on how our lives changed in the past 10 months. This is The Atlantic’s weekly email to subscribers.
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Beck Diefenbach/Reuters For members: Trump’s big housing reform, Jay-Z’s NFL deal, Impossible Burger in grocery stores
Atlantic writers look ahead at their beats.
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Eric Risberg/AP Five Stories From the Future
Atlantic writers look ahead at Facebook’s new cryptocurrency, the next Great British Bake Off, the big split in retail, and more.
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Indian Space Research Organisation Handout/Reuters Five Stories We’re Watching
Atlantic writers look ahead at India’s moon landing, WeWork’s giant IPO filing, Taylor Swift’s Lover, and more.
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Tom Brenner/Getty Images Five Stories We’re Watching
Atlantic writers look ahead at gun-control momentum, Kashmir’s status change, the secrets of Jeffrey Epstein, and more.
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Callaghan O'Hare / Reuters Hurry Up and (Pay for My) Leave
There’s new energy behind the movement for paid family and medical leave.
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Eric Lafforgue / Art In All Of Us … The Parent Hack
The latest sensor-enabled technology treats parenting as something to be hacked.
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David Zalubowski / AP The Canine Craze for Cannabis
The CBD market for pets has exploded. But there’s no way to verify what your unsuspecting pup is ingesting.
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Lucy Nicholson / Reuters The Neglected Criminal-Justice Problem
Jails haven’t gotten as much attention as other criminal-justice problems. A new wave of sheriffs is trying to change that.
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Ajit Solanki / AP The Streets Are Alive With the Sound of Traffic
City noise is harmful. What’s being done to save urbanites’ ears?
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Dylan Martinez / AP The Heir to the (Brexit) Throne
British conservatives are selecting the next prime minister. Most voters won’t get a say.
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R. Gates / Getty Ida B. Wells’s Uncompromising View of Suffrage
The movement for women’s suffrage often excluded black women. That didn’t stop Ida B. Wells’s activism.
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Brian Snyder / Reuters It’s the Policy, Stupid
Some Democrats are scrapping their playbooks and reenvisioning what may be politically possible in the Trump era.
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Matt Rourke / AP The Fight to Change the Abortion Debate
States are taking new actions to challenge Roe v. Wade. But the abortion debate itself remains an old political argument.
