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Carlos Barria / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Here’s How to Respond to a Diplomatic Crisis
Who is Heidi Cruz? Plus one senator’s proposal to give cash to lower-income families, a federal clergy-abuse investigation, and more
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Toya Sarno Jordan / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: What Happened in the Room
A secretive organization spending millions on Facebook political ads, the Trump tell-all that wasn’t, immigration courts, and more
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Edgard Garrido / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Is It Still Worth It?
Bill Gates on his Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen. Plus what this new caravan of migrants bound for the U.S. are fleeing, good food that’s accessible and beautiful, and more
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Brian Snyder / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Occupying Two Worlds at the Same Time
The future of affirmative action, intensifying hate on the internet’s supposedly kindest platform, DNA tests, and more
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: A Fatal Abandonment
Which #MeToo men are returning to work? Plus the black vote in Georgia, the U.S. and Saudi Arabia, and more
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Osman Orsal / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Who Is Still Politically Engaged?
The voters who are losing faith in U.S. institutions. Plus a working model for tuition-free college, eyes on Saudi Arabia, and more
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Jonathan Bachman / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Rapidly Intensifying
Teenage cruelty on Instagram, the future of voice assistants, hurricane weather, and more
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Sergio Moraes / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Is There a Crime at the Center of the Narrative?
Another Trump cabinet official is leaving. Plus a disappearance—perhaps a killing—inside a consulate, feminist dystopian fiction, and more
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Joshua Roberts / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Scrutinized, Demonized, and Shrouded in Mystery
A Democratic senator signals a 2020 presidential run. Plus the eve of confirmation, when YouTube is the babysitter, and more
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Eduardo Munoz / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Still Alive
An “accounting playbook for the hyper-rich.” Plus uneven recovery in a North Carolina town two weeks after Florence, school-security costs, and more
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Leah Millis / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: ‘You Can’t Say We Didn’t Warn You!’
That text was just a test. Plus how these twins separated at birth found each other, Georgetown Prep yearbooks, and more
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Jeffrey Dastin / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: She Didn’t ‘Qualify’ for Her Own Wikipedia Page. Then She Won a Nobel Prize
Plus changing minds on confirming Kavanaugh, an abused boy and the system that failed him, and more
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Aaron Bernstein / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: The World Will Not Keep Them Safe
Meet our new daily crossword puzzle. Plus a return to a Trump-ier Trump, disaster in Indonesia, and more
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Jim Bourg / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: On One Condition
Jeff Flake’s change of heart, a 50-million-account Facebook breach, a “mythic persona” gets sued by a federal agency, and more
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Joshua Roberts / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Confirmation Hearings, or a Trial?
During Thursday’s testimonies, a mix of defiance, tears, fear, and fury. Plus killing some animals to save others, commercializing the moon, and more
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Carlos Allegri / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Trump Defends His Supreme Court Nominee—And Himself
Plus what Dr. Christine Blasey Ford will say at her opening testimony, always-on body cameras, and more
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Statute of Limitations
At the UN General Assembly, a U.S.-against-the-world message on Iran. Plus Cosby’s sentencing, record rainfall all over, and more
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Joshua Roberts / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: An Eerie Symmetry
Accusations against Brett Kavanaugh are building. Plus, Rod Rosenstein’s fate and the future of Mueller’s Russia investigation, our new home for books coverage, and more
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Yuri Gripas / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: ‘I Don’t Want That to Happen to Me’
The Kavanaugh confirmation process gets even uglier. Plus opioid overdoses in public bathrooms, Amazon everywhere, and more
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Carlos Barria / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Not Allowed to Fail
Girls’ confidence plunges during puberty. Plus Hurricane Maria a year later, protests at McDonald’s, and more
