When commentators learned of the dinner, they immediately cast me—an artist!—as a ‘technofascist’”: Drew Goins imagines ...

Idrees Kahloon

Idrees Kahloon is a staff writer at The Atlantic. He was previously the Washington bureau chief for The Economist. He writes ...
The USS Abraham Lincoln left its home port of San Diego in November and was scheduled to return home in May. That did not ...
In Michigan, the Democratic Senate candidate’s alliance with a hard-left streamer has become a political and moral crisis.
My best friend’s baby got mail from Dolly Parton on the day the singer died. This wasn’t unexpected: He’s been receiving ...
Since premiering on Netflix in June 2025, the animated film has been watched nearly 650 million times and, according to ...
Some three-quarters of Americans oppose a data center being built in their area, three-quarters of Americans think AI will ...
Claudia Rankine’s new book overflows with grief for the backlash to racial progress, but history isn’t finished.
A sheep-crossing-water contest in Turkey, a pilgrimage festival in Portugal, a devastating flood in Nepal, robot racing in ...
Timothy W. Ryback, an Atlantic contributing writer, is a historian and director of the Institute for Historical Justice and Reconciliation in The Hague. He is the author of several books on Hitler’s ...
All penguins are now named Donald Trump by law, except the small, disgraceful ones. Every band is America, except for Kid ...
In an administration where everybody’s role is to lie on television, the role of the press secretary is redundant.