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Each week, a new idea. Hosted by Hanna Rosin.

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J. D. Vance and Abraham Lincoln
Illustration by The Atlantic. Sources: Drew Angerer / Getty; NSA Digital Archive / Getty.

Hillbilly Excuses

J. D. Vance champions the narrative he once attacked.

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Illustration by The Atlantic. Source: bagotaj / Getty.

Whoops! The Internet Broke.

Massive outages caused by a cloud-computing bug are the new normal.

A picture of the Revolutionary War, with silhouette of J. D. Vance's face cut in the middle
Joanne Imperio / The Atlantic. Sources: Apic / Getty; Luke Sharrett / Getty.

J. D. Vance’s Empty Nationalism

To believe that “people will not fight for abstractions” is to forget what makes America special.

An illustration showing the United States breaking through a safety net
Illustration by The Atlantic

What the Microsoft Outage Reveals

We discover the fragility of our technological infrastructure only when it’s too late.

A collage of Trump and J. D. Vance
Illustration by The Atlantic. Source: Win McNamee / Getty.

The Fakest Populism You Ever Saw

The Trumpian GOP is in a battle over which wealthy faction will win, not a class war.

Collage showing Xi, map of Taiwan, and Trump
Photo-illustration by The Atlantic. Sources: Chip Somodevilla / Getty; Janerik Henriksson / Getty; PhotoQuest / Getty.

Trump Signals Weakness to Xi Jinping

He’s all but said he wouldn’t defend Taiwan from a Chinese invasion. What else would he give up to Beijing?

Illustration of a field guide with animals given human names: A bat named Alex, a dolphin named Gabriela, a penguin named Eugene, a guanaco named Frances, an elephant named Diego, and a parrot named Alissa
Illustration by Ben Kothe / The Atlantic. Sources: NSA Digital Archive / Getty.

Elephants Are Doing Something Deeply Human

They’re part of a growing list of animals that use namelike calls.

Celine Dion singing with a red leotard over black background
Nina Westervelt / The New York Times / Redux

Celine Dion May Never Perform Again

In a new documentary, the singer talks about her autoimmune disease and her love for singing.

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