Alex Wagner Joins The Atlantic as Senior Editor
Former MSNBC anchor to write for The Atlantic, moderate events, and help develop video and TV projects with The Atlantic Studios
The Atlantic's May Issue: The Money Report
Neal Gabler on “The Secret Shame of the Middle Class;” plus: the violent aftermath of ISIS; the case for loan sharks; how Islam created Europe; what real socialists think about Bernie Sanders
Alissa J. Rubin Wins Atlantic Media's 2016 Michael Kelly Award
Honored for reporting on the treatment of women in post-war Afghanistan
New PRRI/The Atlantic Poll: Bernie Sanders Surges, Erases Hillary Clinton’s National Lead
Clinton leads Sanders among voters expressing strong partisan identity; Sanders retains advantage among weaker partisans; national public opinion poll from The Atlantic and Public Religion Research Institute online today
Sir Richard Branson, Secretary Tom Vilsack, Senators Chris Murphy, Bill Cassidy to Join The Atlantic's Summit on Mental Health & Addiction
Tuesday, April 12, 9AM-12:45PM; 1777 F St NW, Washington, D.C.; full agenda released
The Atlantic Announces Inaugural "Summit on Mental Health and Addiction"
Speakers to include U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack on fighting heroin abuse in rural America; Senators Chris Murphy and Bill Cassidy, co-authors of Mental Health Reform Act
Michael Monroe to Lead Atlantic Re:think as VP of Marketing
Sam Rosen, who helped build and lead Re:think, to form and lead division to increase brand engagement and awareness at The Atlantic.
The Atlantic’s April Issue Online in Full Today
Jeffrey Goldberg’s “Obama Doctrine” offers historic account of President’s foreign policy legacy; Ta-Nehisi Coates on the return of Black Panther; Alex Tizon investigates the land of missing persons in Alaska; James Parker on the resurrections of David Bowie
Bob Cohn Named Sole President of The Atlantic as James Bennet Prepares to Leave for Leadership Post at the New York Times
Cohn leads The Atlantic at a time when the business is healthier, the leadership team stronger, and the journalism more impactful than at any point in its 159-year history.
"The Obama Doctrine": The Atlantic's Exclusive Report on the U.S. President's Hardest Foreign Policy Decisions
In the April issue cover story, Obama says he’s proud of not enforcing “red line” in Syria; rejects “the Washington playbook”; believes Middle East is unfixable, and Saudi Arabia needs to “share” the region with Iran; blames European “free riders” for mess of Libya; says Ukraine will always be vulnerable to Russian domination; and explains pivot to Asia and Latin America
The Atlantic Reinvents the Q&A; Partners with Wieden+Kennedy on New Brand Campaign
New editorial project, “A&Q,” challenges popular answers to pressing questions.
The Atlantic Media/Pearson Opportunity Poll: Americans Believe Skills are Pathway to Success, but Many See Barriers
56% of black respondents and 43% of Hispanics perceive the country heading in the right direction, compared to only 33% of whites
The Atlantic's March Issue: "How America Is Putting Itself Back Together" by James Fallows
Plus: presidential politics and the ISIS trap; the leftist origins of the rabid right; clash of the critics: Leon Wieseltier on A.O. Scott
The Atlantic Named Magazine of the Year
The Atlantic honored Monday night by the American Society of Magazine Editors at the 50th annual National Magazine Awards
Atlantic Media and Allstate Honor America’s Local Innovators with First “Renewal Awards” in Des Moines, IA, January 26
Event to feature interviews with six honorees and discussions with Des Moines mayor T.M. Franklin Cownie, CAP president Neera Tanden, and Robert Doar of American Enterprise Institute
The Atlantic Launches Politics & Policy: Expands Coverage and Events, Triples Reporting Team
Expanded “Politics & Policy” section and new “2016 Distilled” debut at TheAtlantic.com
Call for Entries: Atlantic Media's Michael Kelly Award, Honoring Fearless Pursuit and Expression of Truth in Journalism
Deadline to enter: Friday, February 5, 2016
The Atlantic’s January/February Double Issue: “Election 2016”
Dual cover stories include David Frum on “The Great Republican Earthquake” and Peter Beinart on “America’s Lurch to the Left”
Media Credentialing Opens for 2016 Presidential Candidates Forum
Candidates invited to discuss their vision for tackling America’s pressing economic, domestic and foreign policy issues.
The Atlantic presents "Unfinished Business" Full-Day Event on LGBT Identity and Prospects for Equality
Speakers to include: Senator Tammy Baldwin; former Congressman Barney Frank; Proposition 8 title plaintiffs Kris Perry & Sandy Stier with attorney Ted Olson; WNBA player Layshia Clarendon