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Hannah Mckay / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: May Remains
Theresa May stays on as U.K. prime minister, the U.S. sends mixed messages over Qatar, Trump says he is willing to testify against Comey, and more.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Comey Speaks
A Senate hearing becomes must-see TV, the U.K. votes, the UN reports on ISIS’s destruction, and more.
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Cliff Owen / AP The Atlantic Daily: 'Honest Loyalty'
Comey’s prepared statement ahead of tomorrow’s hearing, ISIS’s attacks on Iran, HHS head’s conservative agenda for health policy, and more
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Lucy Nicholson / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Leaks and Law Enforcement
The arrest of an NSA contractor, the impact of an immigration crackdown, the first step of Trump’s infrastructure plan, and more
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Clodagh Kilcoyne / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Terror and Twitter
The aftermath of Saturday’s attack in London, what’s in a Trump tweet, what just happened with Qatar, and more
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Fabrizio Bensch / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Climate Fallout and Pharma Faults
The global response to the U.S. withdrawal from the Paris Accord, the letter that helped fuel the opioid crisis, the history of school-bathroom controversies, and more
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Joshua Roberts / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Au Revoir, Paris
Trump's withdrawal from the climate-change agreement, rising local jail populations, Wonder Woman's timely superpowers, and more
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Benoit Tessier / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: We’ll Always Have Paris(?)
Trump’s expected decision on the climate-change accord, Xi Jinping’s plan for Chinese world domination, blockchain’s roadblocks, and more
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Jacky Naegelen / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Trump and Treaties
The White House communications director’s resignation, the future of U.S.-German relations, a Philippine town overtaken by ISIS, and more
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Mohamed Abd El Ghany / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: An Attack in Egypt
Coptic Christians targeted in Egypt, Ramadan in the time of ISIS, Trump’s unpredictability, and more
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Will They or Won't They? Trump and NATO Edition
The president’s summit with allies, a “body slam” in Montana, a U.S. citizen’s path to jihad, and more
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Peter Nicholls / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: AHCA Assessment
The CBO’s score, the Manchester bombing investigation, what’s going on in Brazil, and more
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Stefan Wermuth / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: An Attack on Manchester
The aftermath of ISIS’s bombing, Trump’s budget proposal, what’s next on his trip abroad, and more
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Peace and Poison
Trump’s “ultimate deal,” Flynn’s Fifth invocation, what lead has done to a generation in New Orleans, and more
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: One Damaging Conversation
Trump’s trip to Saudi Arabia, what he told Russian officials about firing Comey, the legacy of Robert E. Lee, and more
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: President Under Pressure
Trump’s “witch hunt” claim, a U.S. airstrike on Syria, Iran’s election tomorrow, and more
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Molly Riley / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Looking Into It
The DOJ’s pick for special counsel to lead the investigation of Russia’s alleged interference in the U.S. election, readers’ thoughtful responses to Lola’s story, Iran’s presidential race, and more
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Loose Lips
Comey alleges a big ask from Trump, what hangs in the balance of Philly’s district attorney race, a portrait of modern slavery in the U.S., and more
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Highly Classified
Trump’s reveal to Russian officials, a historic apology to the Groveland Boys, all the doppelgängers you meet online, and more
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Paul White / AP The Atlantic Daily: Ransomware and Recordings?
A wave of cyberattacks, why the Comey firing may be worse than Watergate, where Pixar lost its way, and more
