Today, hospitals “have to assume that anything connected to the internet especially is not 100 percent secure,” John Riggi, ...

Pentagon planners are crafting options though no final decision has been made.

The Treasury secretary is telling one story about the economy; the bond market is telling another. This is an edition of The Atlantic Daily, a newsletter that guides you through the biggest stories of ...

Three years after the Hamas attack, the Israeli show ‘Fauda’ revisits the day in episodes that are difficult—and perhaps ...

For much of the past month, students in France, alongside teachers and union members, have been protesting against poor ...

O n the morning of August 18, shortly after 10 a.m., a moving truck stopped in front of our home in Kibbutz Nahal Oz, the ...

The French protest too much. Over the past two decades, paroxysms of rage, violence, rioting, arson, and looting have ...

It is a dangerous or unsocial form of excitement; it hurts character, demoralizes industry, breeds quarrels, tempts men to ...

The former president has sparred with his party’s left flank since leaving office, but he’s also been faster than some of his ...

After an apparent lab accident in Siberia, Moscow is reverting to its old Soviet ways.

Less than 50 years ago, the first child conceived by in vitro fertilization was delivered in Oldham, England. Louise Brown ...

Usually presidents hold rallies to get voters excited about an upcoming election. Last night in Nebraska, the roles felt ...