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NzheraldCenterFar, far away: Making a home on the world’s most remote inhabited island
New York Times: The reality of living in the middle of the South Atlantic Ocean.
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NzheraldCenterNew York Times: The reality of living in the middle of the South Atlantic Ocean.
A humpback whale surfaces in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Long Beach, New York, on July 28, 2025. The Long Island region provides a welcome habitat for a large assortment of aquatic animals. (Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)
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Icelandic government officials recently met to discuss a dramatic scenario: what if the current that circulates Atlantic waters weakened significantly, or collapsed altogether?
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Anchored by Radio Atlantic co-hosts Adam Harris and Hanna Rosin, with Anne Applebaum, David Frum, Tyler Austin Harper, Mark Leibovich, and Tom Nichols
Election Night: Join Hanna Rosin, Adam Harris, and multiple Atlantic staff writers as they analyze the ideas animating this election, and discuss what’s next for American democracy. Stream on YouTube or TheAtlantic.com starting at 9...
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“There’s no political advantage to what he’s doing,” Michael Scherer says about Donald Trump potentially escalating the war with Iran. He and Ashley Parker speak with Adam Harris on Radio Atlantic about how the war is influencing voters...
Gas prices, an unpopular Iran war, and a bizarre Alaska lawsuit about the two Dan Sullivans on the ballot collide as the midterm elections enter their final week. “Radio Atlantic” host Adam Harris is joined by the Atlantic staff writers...
Donald Trump’s closing message for voters leading into the midterm election has been puzzling, Jonathan Lemire says. Instead of talking about affordability, Lemire adds, the president is focused on Bill Maher, and at least one senator’s...
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Don’t worry if you feel out of the loop.
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A new majority might push for impeachment, but could regret it.
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It’s spooky season. Time to read … romance?
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Corporate consolidation and changing tastes have made kids’ holiday hauls boring.
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The genre remains one of the most creatively rewarding in Hollywood.
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Intimate greetings and overfamiliarity have become hallmarks of campaign-donation emails.
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Latinos helped put Trump in office. Now they’re over him.
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Why Republicans keep falsely accusing James Talarico of being a vegan
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If the AI bubble bursts, Donald Trump will control a bailout apparatus with essentially limitless authority.
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The American tragedy of Edgar Maddison Welch
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The seminal conspiracy theory of the Trump era gets a facelift 10 years later.
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Whatever happened to the D.C. pizza place that became a target for the internet’s darkest obsessives?
The Rio Grande Valley in Texas was a Democratic stronghold for decades before it went for Donald Trump in 2024. Now polls show it swinging to Democrats again. The Atlantic staff writer Nick Miroff traveled to the region...
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The world’s most popular AI tool dodged a consequential question.
To move on from Trump, Republicans need to find renewal at the state level—and George W. Bush, the former Texas governor turned president, could be a model, David Frum argues.
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His final plea to voters is not about the issues that matter the most to them.
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Voters’ worries about inflation and gas prices have seemed to dominate the midterms—but late polling shows another issue vaulting to the top of their list of concerns.
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An extraordinary number of vibe-coded apps are flooding the market. Is anyone actually using them?
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Financial tips for AI doomers (and accelerationists)
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Omar Mohammed on life in Mosul under ISIS rule
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The voting results are mostly in, and they are less conclusive than everyone hoped or than either side is willing to admit.
In this episode of “The David Frum Show,” The Atlantic’s David Frum opens with thoughts on the coming midterm elections and the difficult position Republicans now face. He explains the political “fork” confronting Republican candidates:...