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The Real Issue in the UAW Strike
Unions fear that the auto industry is using the transition toward EVs to advance a second shift away from good-paying jobs. #press
The False Divide Between ‘Conscious’ and Mainstream Rap
The cultural critic dream hampton on the time she used her influence to ease tensions between different factions of ’90s hip-hop #press
The Case for Love-Life Balance
The healthiest relationships don’t involve a merging of selves but rather allow intimacy and independence to coexist. #press
The Morning Show Has a Star Problem
The series should capture the wild ambition and tense charms of the TV business. Its leads don’t telegraph any of that. #press
U.S. v. Google
The Justice Department’s antitrust lawsuit against the company goes to trial next week. Is the freewheeling heyday of America’s tech giants winding down? #press
Your Car May Have Just Run Over the Last of an Endangered Species
America is telling itself a lie about roadkill. #press
The Supreme Court Justices Are Just Like Anyone Else
Professionals like to believe themselves immune to the influence of gifts, but no one is. #press
America Needs Hunting More Than It Knows
But public sentiment is turning against it. #press
Photos of the Week: Tomato Fight, Bog Snorkeling, Death Diving
A sunflower maze in England, damage from Hurricane Idalia in Florida, a mid-river football match in England, a marching band competition in Texas, and much more #press
What Bradley Cooper’s Makeup Can’t Conceal
Hollywood can manufacture a Jewish nose, but can it tell a Jewish story? #press
A Better Story
A poem for Wednesday #press
Fear of an Awkward President
To be awkward is human, but we want our politicians to be superhuman. #press
The Syllabus Is Dead
Now it’s just terms and conditions. #press
Don’t Underestimate the Japanese Beetle
America is playing whack-a-beetle with crop-eating pests. #press
Why Not Pence?
The former vice president might be the GOP’s best bet to move past Trump and win in 2024. #press
The Other Black Justice on the Supreme Court
Thirty years after his death, Thurgood Marshall’s ideas still resonate. #press
How America Got Mean
In a culture devoid of moral education, generations are growing up in a morally inarticulate, self-referential world. #press
Pemaquid Lighthouse Revisited
A poem for Sunday #press
TV’s Strangest Documentarian Finally Meets Himself
How to With John Wilson has chronicled some of New York City’s strangest residents. Now its creator is stepping into the spotlight. #press
An Atlantic Reading List on Pets
The animals we love are playing a more and more pivotal role in modern life. #press
