Stephen Voss / Adam Ferriss One by One, My Friends Were Sent to the Camps Life under China’s war on Uyghurs, as told by someone who survived it Tahir Hamut Izgil
The Infrastructure Bill Won’t Cut It On Climate Washington cannot address a small sliver of our carbon pollution and call it a victory. Leah C. Stokes Getty; The Atlantic
Lizards Took ‘This Is Fine’ Way Too Literally When flames erupt on the Iberian Peninsula, reptiles don’t sweat a thing. The mites that suck their blood are far less thrilled. Katherine J. Wu Hector Ruiz / Alamy
What Infrastructure Really Means Making sense of current fights over a word we borrowed from the French long ago. Peter A. Shulman Cavan / Getty
Kristi Noem’s National Guard Deployment Is America’s Future The private sector has long been absorbing duties that belong to the government—and that pattern is intensifying. Eric Schnurer Adam Maida; Shutterstock; The Atlantic
The Atlantic THE ATLANTIC DAILY » Donald Trump Isn’t Letting It Go It’s July 2021, and the former president is still baselessly insisting that he won the 2020 election. Meanwhile, the Republicans who broke with Trump on his voting-fraud claims are still facing consequences. Caroline Mimbs Nyce