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Mark Bowden on How to Deal with North Korea on the Cover of The Atlantic's July/August Issue
Plus: Frank Foer on What’s Wrong With the Democrats; Peter Beinart on the Dems’ Immigration Mistake; Jonathan Rauch on the Conservative Case for Unions
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CBS News’ John Dickerson to Contribute to The Atlantic
Dickerson’s first piece, on why President Trump is an impossible boss, is now at TheAtlantic.com
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The Atlantic Reaches Record Audience of 42.3 Million in May 2017
Month marked by homepage redesign, global launch, and blockbuster June magazine issue “My Family’s Slave”
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The Atlantic to Convene Full Day Summit on State and Future of Health Care With Leading Experts from Across U.S.
“PULSE: On the Front Lines of Health Care” in Boston on Tuesday, June 13; 9AM-5PM EST at the State Room
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The Atlantic Debuts New Homepage, As It Reaches Audience Record
Site reflects urgency and pace of today’s news environment and comes at a time of record audience, driven by June 2017 magazine issue.
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Senator Ted Cruz, NASA’s Acting Administrator Robert Lightfoot, Space and Mars Experts to Join The Atlantic’s Summit on the Future of American Space Exploration
“On the Launchpad: Return to Deep Space”: Tuesday, May 16; 1:30-4:30 PM EST in Washington, D.C.
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John Swansburg Joins The Atlantic as Senior Editor
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The Atlantic’s May Issue: Alec Baldwin Gets Under Trump’s Skin
Also in the Issue: Franklin Foer on How Mexico Could Get Back at the U.S. and David Frum on the Plan to End Europe
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The Atlantic to Host “The Air We Breathe” Summit Exploring Air Quality in America on Thursday, April 20 in Chicago
Chicago's Public Health Commissioner, Chief Technology Officer, Building Commissioner; American Lung Association President; WGN Chief Meteorologist; former NFL Linebacker Chris Draft to Join The Atlantic's Summit on Air Quality in America
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Alexis Madrigal Returns to The Atlantic
Madrigal will write about technology, science, business, and trade
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Shane Bauer of Mother Jones Wins Atlantic Media's 2017 Michael Kelly Award
Honored for reporting on conditions in private prison in Louisiana
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Tribeca Film Festival and The Atlantic Announce Finalists for Tribeca X Award
Winner to be announced during Festival event on April 24
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Five Nonprofits Receive National Award for Driving Positive Change in Underserved Communities from The Atlantic and Allstate
Recognition comes with $100,000 in grants from Allstate
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The Atlantic Names Rosie Gray White House Correspondent
Eliot A. Cohen of Johns Hopkins’ SAIS Becomes Contributing Editor
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The Atlantic's Third Annual Education Summit to Take Place on Tuesday, April 11 in Washington, D.C.
Full day event to address future of education under the Trump administration from early childhood through college
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The Atlantic Grows International Presence Across the Atlantic
The Atlantic to open global bureau in London for reporting, events, and business partnerships, with James Fallows as its first Europe Editor
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Atlantic Media Announces Finalists for the 2017 Michael Kelly Award
Fourteenth Annual Award Recognizes Fearless Pursuit and Expression of Truth in Journalism; Reporting from the Associated Press, Mother Jones, Reuters, and The Washington Post Honored
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Introducing The Atlantic's Life Timeline
A new project personalizing more than a century of journalism
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Michael K. Williams Debates Whether He’s Being Typecast in Campaign for The Atlantic
Question Your Answers draws from The Atlantic’s 160-year legacy of challenging assumptions. #QuestionAnswers at TheAtlantic.com.
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CityLab.com Exclusive: Cellphone Spy Tools Have Flooded U.S. Police Departments
10-months-long investigation by CityLab finds major cities throughout the U.S. have spent millions on mobile surveillance tools—but there are still few rules about what happens to the information they capture.
