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Today The Atlantic is announcing that Jonathan Haidt, who has written a number of hugely significant stories for The Atlantic, and Eugene Robinson, one of the…

Forgive me if I’ve mentioned him before, but at moments like this I remember a news editor I worked for as a young reporter at the…

Donald Trump had better hope the members of the Nobel committee are not paying attention to what’s happening inside the United States. If they did take…

After so many images of death and devastation, what sweet relief to see pictures of joy. On the world’s TV news broadcasts, the screen was split…

“I stand up for your right to be religious. But please know that you’re wrong … you’re living in a fantasy land, and after you die…

This Wednesday was going nowhere fast. The week is slow, the coffee isn’t hitting, Fashion Month continues to beat me into submission. But then, from the…

It was the biggest Paris fashion week moment in years. There were two best actress Oscar winners in the audience (Mikey Madison, Charlize Theron) and the…

Do they come for you at dawn or dusk? In the dead of night, or at family dinnertime? Will they come with masks and shields, or…

A government that was already reeling has sustained another massive blow. Elected in a landslide slightly more than a year ago, Labour hit the midterm blues…

If this were happening somewhere else – in Latin America, say – how might it be reported? Having secured his grip on the capital, the president…