Henry Kissinger’s Real Legacy
The Atlantic’s writing and reporting on one of the most controversial and influential foreign-policy thinkers of the past 50 years #press
Henry Kissinger’s Real Legacy
The Atlantic’s writing and reporting on one of the most controversial and influential foreign-policy thinkers of the past 50 years #press
Netanyahu's Odd Embrace of Elon Musk
The Israeli prime minister is playing a seedily transactional game. #press
Something Big Just Happened at COP
Wealthy countries might finally pay for the climate change they caused. #press
Three Ways to Tell If Research Is Bunk
Here are some rules for deciding whether a new social-science finding is really useful to you. #press
Sick Season Will Be Worse From Now On
Living with one more very deadly respiratory virus means … exactly that. #press
Hypnosis Could Work Wonders on IBS
As far-fetched as it may seem, research suggests that hypnotherapy can help patients find relief from all sorts of gut disorders. #press
How Substack Became a Safe Space for Nazis
The newsletter platform’s lax content moderation creates an opening for white nationalists eager to get their message out. #press
The Case That Could Destroy the Government
What was once a fringe legal theory now stands a real chance of being adopted by the Supreme Court. #press
How Biden Might Recover
The former president just revealed his plan to win a second term. #press
The Age of Uncensored AI Has Already Begun
Rebellious programmers are figuring out how to build chatbots without safety guardrails. Good. #press
Four Ways to Be Grateful—And Happier
Ancient philosophers proposed it, modern researchers have confirmed it: Being thankful is good for you. #press
Elon Musk’s Disturbing ‘Truth’
The billionaire affirmed the deadliest anti-Semitic conspiracy theory in recent American history. #press
Public Schools Were Not Inevitable
Adam Harris on what American education owes to 19th-century abolitionists and reformers #press
Earth May Never Again Know a Plastic-Free Sea Turtle
Even if plastic pollution stopped tomorrow, turtles would be dealing with the repercussions for centuries—at least. #press
The Law of Worst-Case Scenarios
The beauty of international humanitarian law is that it applies universally, to all people fighting all wars, whether just or unjust. #press
Who Wants a One-State Solution?
Ignoring the national aspirations of Palestinians and Israelis won’t solve their conflict. #press
The Republicans Have No Majority
Speaker Mike Johnson averted a government shutdown by relying on the strategy that doomed his predecessor: a bailout from Democrats. How much longer will conservatives let him get away with it? #press
Hamas Must Go
The terror group has proved again and again that it will sabotage any efforts to forge a lasting peace. #press
The Conflict in Gaza Is Polarizing Britain
On a day dedicated to peace, London is consumed by competing symbols. #press
An Unusually Tricky Campus Free-Speech Fight
Florida’s shutdown of pro-Palestinian student groups was wrong. But was it illegal? #press
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