For The Atlantic’s August-issue cover story, “The Age of Reading Is Over,” staff writer Rose Horowitch argues that we are living in a “postliterate world” where fewer an ...

Optimists once believed that universal literacy was inevitable. Now it seems that the age of reading might be a short anomaly ...

I left Iran for Canada in 2008 because I was a vocal critic of the regime and had come to fear for my safety. As a journalist ...

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Nigel Farage is a great survivor. A decade ago, the British populist provocateur achieved his lifelong ambition—getting his ...

And then we will fix the number of performers who agreed to perform at my wonderful festival for the Fourth of July! We’ll ...

Corporate America is starting to balk at the cost of AI agents. A cheap alternative from China looks more tempting than ever.

Indictments, subpoenas, and debarments are hitting American scientists embroiled in the controversy over COVID’s origins.

China’s release of yet another impressive open-source AI model has lately raised urgent questions in Silicon Valley about ...