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March 2026

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Illustration by Stephan Dybus

America Isn’t Ready for What AI Will Do to Jobs

Does anyone have a plan for what happens next?

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Features

a portrait of Rod Dreher, wearing a gray coat and large scarf, sitting at a cafe table in Budapest
Erika Nina Suárez for The Atlantic

Rod Dreher Thinks the Enlightenment Was a Mistake

The influential author derides secularism and the modern world. Conservatives—including the vice president—are joining him on a march back to the Middle Ages.

Collage-style illustration with a black-and-white photo of a person's hand outstretched to catch strips of other images raining down, including photo of Alexander, NEH logo, musical notes, money, on orange background.
Illustration by Blake Cale*

The Multibillion-Dollar Foundation That Controls the Humanities

Is the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation the last best hope for American arts and letters—or is it killing them?

photo portrait of young man with red hair in red long-sleeve TEAM USA shirt and black pants, sitting on stool with one hand under chin
OK McCausland for The Atlantic

The Man Who Broke Physics

Even before competing in his first Olympics, 21-year-old Ilia Malinin has transformed the sport of figure skating.

a black-ink Rorschach-test style illustration of Donald Trump's face made from the outlines of the continents, set on an orange background
Illustration by Ben Hickey

America vs. the World

President Trump wants to return to the 19th century’s international order. He will leave America less prosperous—and the whole world less secure.

an illustration of Pam Bondi set against a red-and-blue background
Illustration by Denise Nestor

What Happened to Pam Bondi?

How the attorney general became a person who loves telling Trump yes

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Illustration by Pia Guerra

The Democrats Aren’t Built for This

They say they want to save democracy. First they’ll need to get out of their own way.

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© Emily Kam Kngwarray / Copyright Agency. Licensed by Artists Rights Society, New York, 2026.

The Secrets of Indigenous Art

Major exhibitions are upending the way people understand Native American and Aboriginal artists.

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