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France

March 24, 2026

Ideas

The Homicide Upending French Politics

Thomas Chatterton Williams

March 20, 2026

A photo of a half-torn sticker showing a portrait of Quentin Deranque

Photography

Winter Paralympics Photo of the Day: Guided Speed

Alan Taylor

March 10, 2026

Two downhill skiers race down a course, the one in front, acting as a guide, wears a bib with a large letter "G."

The Atlantic Daily

The Diplomats Who Carry Trump’s Grievances Abroad

Tom Nichols

February 27, 2026

Science

MAGA’s Animal Nationalism

Daniel Engber

February 22, 2026

Dog with collar that reads "Make America Great Again"

Photography

Winter Olympics Photo of the Day: Cross Jump

Alan Taylor

February 21, 2026

Four ski racers, seen in midair, jumping during a race

Ideas

Hitler’s Greenland Obsession

Timothy W. Ryback

February 19, 2026

Collage showing pictures of Greenland and Hitler

Global

Europe Has Received the Message

Joseph de Weck

February 17, 2026

A photograph of two soldiers in red berets raising an EU flag

Ideas

The Clash of Civilizations Was an Inside Job

Josef Joffe

February 14, 2026

A black and white engraving of a classical city being razed by men on horses carrying spears

National Security

Why Europe Is Talking About Nukes

Isaac Stanley-Becker

February 13, 2026

Photography

Photos of the Week: Plum Blossoms, Iron Fireworks, Carnival Queen

Alan Taylor

February 13, 2026

A motorcyclist rides in a caravan with a small dog resting on their handlebars. The dog wears a leather vest, a bandana, a helmet, and doggles.

Features

Rod Dreher Thinks the Enlightenment Was a Mistake

Robert F. Worth

March 2026 Issue

a portrait of Rod Dreher, wearing a gray coat and large scarf, sitting at a cafe table in Budapest

Family

The Father-Daughter Divide

Isabel Woodford

February 2, 2026

a black and white photograph of a father and daughter on a see saw next to a large tree

Ideas

Never Fight Alone

William H. McRaven

January 27, 2026

A photograph with camo gear and a rifle illuminated in the foreground and a half-dozen soldiers silhouetted in the background.

Global

The Ex-President Who Went to Prison

Robert F. Worth

January 17, 2026

Photograph of someone reading a paperback French edition of Sarkozy's book "Diary of a Prisoner"

Books

A Champion of Modernism, in Literature and Life

Sophia Stewart

January 15, 2026

a black and white photo of margaret anderson collaged with red, blue, and yellow editions of "the little review," her magazine

Humor

Some Other Things Donald Trump Will Probably Try to Buy

Alexandra Petri

January 12, 2026

Photography

Photos of the Week: London Fog, Scooter Blankets, Giant Snowman

Alan Taylor

December 19, 2025

A person takes a photo in New York City's Central Park, where bare trees all covered in fresh snow, and people are walking over a stone arch bridge.

Ideas

The Return of MAGA’s Favorite Forbidden Book

Idrees Kahloon

December 11, 2025

Shadowy hands reach for a book with a map of Europe on its cover

Poem

Recall

Imogen Cassels

December 7, 2025

Shadow of woman above rippling, colored water

Ideas

Why the Gulf Monarchs Shower Trump With Gifts

Franklin Foer

November 30, 2025

Books

The Man Who Rescued Faulkner

Michael Gorra

December 2025 Issue

Photo-illustration with black-and-white images of Faulkner and Cowley, a handwritten letter, and a red rectangle on a black background.

Books

The Mysterious, Enchanting Qualities of Chocolate

Aleksandra Crapanzano

October 27, 2025

A Wayne Thiebaud painting of a chocolate cake

Ideas

The Louvre Heist Is Terrific

Caity Weaver

October 24, 2025

Global

What an Iranian Filmmaker Learned In Prison

Arash Azizi

October 22, 2025

A black-and-white photo of Jafar Panahi overlayed onto a green scribble above a yellow diagonal-striped background

Books

A New Theory Puts Parenting at the Center of Human Evolution

Elissa Strauss

August 28, 2025

Silhouettes depicting a human evolving from an ape, with the image on the right being a woman holding a small child

Books

It Has Pockets!

Julia Turner

August 2025 Issue

A black-and-white portrait of Claire McCardell, standing partially behind a frosted glass panel in a black dress, her left hand tucked into a side pocket.

Ideas

The Birth-Rate Crisis Isn’t as Bad as You’ve Heard—It’s Worse

Marc Novicoff

June 30, 2025

Ideas

How to Assess the Damage of the Iran Strikes

Eliot A. Cohen

June 29, 2025

Politics

What a Celebration of Freedom Looks Like

Isaac Stanley-Becker

June 14, 2025

Side-by-side photos of European flags in Schengen and an American flag waving underneath helicopters.

Culture

When a Nasty Habit Is Part of Your National Identity

Gal Beckerman

June 11, 2025

A black and white image of two men in a bar smoking. One man offers the other a light.

Books

The Real Message Behind Les Misérables

Graham Robb

June 9, 2025

Photo of a man in a suit clapping with a huge red flag in the foreground, covering half his face.

The Writer’s Way

An Innocent Abroad in Mark Twain’s Paris

Caity Weaver

June 5, 2025

Picture of people walking on a street in Paris

Culture

Making Religion Matter for Secular People

Gal Beckerman

June 1, 2025

A woman with thick eyebrows and curly hair stands in front of an alter with a visible menorah.

Photography

Photos of the Week: Wienermobile Race, Beehive Therapy, Everest Queue

Alan Taylor

May 30, 2025

Several young spelling-bee contestants sit on chairs on a stage, with one appearing to be asleep.

Books

How to Look at Paul Gauguin

Susan Tallman

July 2025 Issue

Painted stylized self-portrait of man's face with dark hair and mustache, surrounded by vines, fruit, and orange and yellow fields of color.

Sections

The Print Edition

Atlantic Trivia for March 24, 2026: Ill-Fated Francophilia

The Homicide Upending French Politics

Winter Paralympics Photo of the Day: Guided Speed

The Diplomats Who Carry Trump’s Grievances Abroad

MAGA’s Animal Nationalism

Winter Olympics Photo of the Day: Cross Jump

Hitler’s Greenland Obsession

Europe Has Received the Message

The Clash of Civilizations Was an Inside Job

Why Europe Is Talking About Nukes

Photos of the Week: Plum Blossoms, Iron Fireworks, Carnival Queen

Rod Dreher Thinks the Enlightenment Was a Mistake

The Father-Daughter Divide

Never Fight Alone

The Ex-President Who Went to Prison

A Champion of Modernism, in Literature and Life

Some Other Things Donald Trump Will Probably Try to Buy

Photos of the Week: London Fog, Scooter Blankets, Giant Snowman

The Return of MAGA’s Favorite Forbidden Book

Recall

Why the Gulf Monarchs Shower Trump With Gifts

The Man Who Rescued Faulkner

The Mysterious, Enchanting Qualities of Chocolate

The Louvre Heist Is Terrific

What an Iranian Filmmaker Learned In Prison

A New Theory Puts Parenting at the Center of Human Evolution

It Has Pockets!

The Birth-Rate Crisis Isn’t as Bad as You’ve Heard—It’s Worse

How to Assess the Damage of the Iran Strikes

What a Celebration of Freedom Looks Like

When a Nasty Habit Is Part of Your National Identity

The Real Message Behind Les Misérables

An Innocent Abroad in Mark Twain’s Paris

Making Religion Matter for Secular People

Photos of the Week: Wienermobile Race, Beehive Therapy, Everest Queue

How to Look at Paul Gauguin