theatlantic.com

734 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Anne Carson Wins 2026 Nobel Prize for Seductive, Fragmented Poetry · Anne Carson won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature for her innovative, fragment-based poetry that connects ancient texts to modern life.
• 1987 Atlantic oil crisis warning foreshadows modern global oil market risks · A 1987 Atlantic article warned of wasted oil security opportunity now playing out globally.
• NYC Mayor Mamdani's October 7 Statement Sparks Leftist Criticism · NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani faced backlash from pro-Palestine activists for his October 7 anniversary statement.
• Tom Cruise's 'Digger' Bombs at Box Office Despite Star Power · Tom Cruise's film 'Digger' becomes one of his worst releases with only $8 million opening weekend.
• Maria Ressa argues for building independent digital infrastructure to resist authoritarian tech capture · Maria Ressa explains how Rappler built its own tech stack to ensure information integrity against state and corporate capture.
• New York Governor Kathy Hochul Achieves Political Comeback · New York Governor Kathy Hochul reversed low approval to lead re-election efforts.
• Gener8ion's 'Storm' Video Explores Male Vulnerability Through Viral Dance · Choreographer Damien Jalet explains how the viral 'Storm' video uses dance to portray male vulnerability and anxiety.
• Bad texters face guilt as texting becomes dominant modern communication · Many people struggle with delayed texting responses and guilt amid widespread texting adoption.
• David Sims Curates 10 Defining Movies of the 2020s Decade · David Sims lists ten films, including Barbie and Oppenheimer, that define the 2020s cinema landscape.
• 2026 US Election Polls Show Democratic Lead With Historical Error Risks · 2026 US midterm polls predict large Democratic wins but carry proven bias risks.
• US Treasury Secretary clashes with bond market as yields hit 2002 highs · Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent faces resistance as US bond yields rise to 22 year highs.
• AI-powered cyberattacks escalate, forcing urgent global defensive actions · AI is accelerating cyberattacks, prompting emergency defenses by governments and organizations.
• Trump Weighs Pre-Midterm Strikes on Iran Amid Election Concerns · The Trump administration is considering military strikes on Iran before the US midterm elections to boost Republican momentum.
• French Students and Unions Protest Nationwide Over School Underfunding · Thousands of French students and unions blockaded cities nationwide to demand better learning conditions and address school underinvestment.
• Trump Administration Reluctant to Learn Military Lessons from Ukraine · David Frum discusses US military unpreparedness for drone warfare and urban costs with Reihan Salam.
• Mike Flanagan's Prime Video Carrie adaptation softens original bleak tone · New Prime Video Carrie series rewrites core narrative to frame characters as system victims.
• Review: 'The Social Reckoning' Fails to Match 'The Social Network' · Critics argue Aaron Sorkin's 'The Social Reckoning' lacks the emotional depth and excitement of his 2010 film 'The Social Network'.
• Fauda's October 7 Episodes Recreate the Helplessness of the Attack · An article analyzes how Fauda's flashback episodes depict the helplessness felt during the October 7 attacks.
• French Student Protests Rooted in National Existential Crisis, Not Schools · Student protests in France reflect a deep-seated national crisis rather than just educational grievances.
• Family Returns to Border Kibbutz Amid Election Fears · A family returns to their kibbutz near Gaza three years after October 7, fearing political instability.
• Barack Obama to campaign with Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed · Former US President Barack Obama will campaign for leftist Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed.
• Trump pushes permanent daylight saving time ahead of US midterms · President Donald Trump advocates ending twice-yearly clock changes for permanent daylight saving time.
• Trump Administration Uses Budget Footnotes to Control Smithsonian History · The White House quietly conditions nearly $190 million in Smithsonian funding on compliance with an executive order regarding American history.
• Experts Debunk Panic Over Russian Lab Worker's Plague Death · Scientists state pneumonic plague is unlikely to spread and no evidence suggests a lab leak caused the death.
• Zoolander Explores Masculinity Through the Absurdity of the Himbo Archetype · The film Zoolander uses its male model protagonist to critique traditional masculinity and the bimbo/himbo stereotypes.
• US Christian churches begin making moral case against sports betting · Major American Christian denominations are now publicly condemning modern online sports betting.
• Openness to IVF and Egg Freezing Drops Sharply in the US · A recent study reveals a steep decline in American willingness to consider IVF and egg freezing despite rising usage.
• Radio Atlantic Analyzes Key 2026 US Midterm Election Races · Atlantic journalists discuss competitive 2026 US midterm contests and party outlook.
• US Tactical Hormuz Gains Do Not Equal Victory In Iran War · Analysis argues US tactical success at Hormuz is not strategic victory over Iran.
• Global anti-incumbent voter wave shown in Brazil first election round · Incumbent Lula trails Flávio Bolsonaro in Brazil's first presidential election round.