1. Today’s Atlantic Trivia: The Toast of -ollywood

2. That MAGA Account Might Be a Troll From Pakistan

3. Yesterday’s Idea of a Modern Man

4. The Conservative Movement’s Intellectual Collapse

5. The Real Fight Over Geoengineering Is Beginning

6. The Hardest Job in San Francisco

7. The Rise and Rot of the MAGA Right

8. The Atlantic’s January Cover: Michael Scherer Profiles Robert F. Kennedy Jr., ‘The Most Powerful Man in Science’

9. Why Is Robert F. Kennedy Jr. So Convinced He’s Right?

10. What the Deported Venezuelans Went Through in El Salvador

11. This Beautiful Confusion

12. Climate Realism Is a Delusion

13. Tilting the Playing Field

14. The Fantastical Storytelling of Nollywood Movies

15. Why Marjorie Taylor Greene Needed Donald Trump

16. Marjorie Taylor Greene Came So Close to Getting the Joke

17. Trump Under Pressure

18. What to Do When Your Friends Disappoint You

19. The Shutdown Is Over, but Its Damage Is Not

20. It Is Never Too Late to Speak Out

21. Trump Has a Recipe for War and Corruption, Not Peace

22. Trump and Mamdani’s Strange First Meeting

23. A DMZ for Ukraine

24. Border Patrol’s Chaotic Week in North Carolina

25. It’s Official: Vaccines Don’t Not Cause Autism

26. The President Is Losing Control of Himself

27. Gas-Station Weed Is Fighting for Its Life

28. Elon Musk Is Trying to Rewrite History

29. Two Genres That Aren’t So Different After All

30. Are Sports the Most Valuable Commodity in the World?

31. Zelensky’s Blind Spot

32. Death in the Time of Trump

33. Photos of the Week: Christmas Market, Mountain Frost, Penguin Outing

34. Oz Has Never Been Less Wonderful

35. The Growing Fissures in MAGA World

36. Trump’s Dreadful Peace Plan for Ukraine

37. The Earliest Days of The Atlantic Online

38. The Last Device You’ll Ever Need

39. The CDC’s Website Is Anti-Vaccine Now

40. Why the Sequel to Last Year’s Brightest Film Took a Dark Turn

41. Women Keep Ruining the Workplace!!

42. The Ghislaine Maxwell Emails

43. When Border Patrol Comes to Town

44. How to Be a Happy Speck in Time

45. The Pig Is in the White House

46. The Rise of the ‘Sex and the City Conservative’

47. Leftists and Moderates Are Trying to Be More Like Each Other

48. How to Fix the Mess of College Sports

49. A Self-Defeating Reversal on Ukraine

50. The Green Machine

51. Trump 2.0 Suddenly Looks Like Trump 1.0

52. A Wild 48 Hours in the Epstein Saga

53. The End of the American Empire

54. Eight Plot-Heavy Books That Will Keep You Turning Pages

55. RFK Jr.’s Miasma Theory of Health Is Spreading

56. Photos: When the Polar Bears Move In

57. America Is Becoming More Like Saudi Arabia

58. A New Class of Drugs Is Pushing the Limits of Weight Loss

59. The 2025 Atlantic Gift Guide

60. ‘A Recipe for Idiocracy’

61. The Strange Demise of Mainstream Parties

62. Trump Told a Woman, ‘Quiet, Piggy,’ When She Asked Him About Epstein

63. Advent Calendars Are Totally Out of Control

64. The Administration’s Favorite Statute

65. America Has a Baby-Formula Problem—Again

66. What Productivity Culture Doesn’t Tell You About Morning Routines

67. How to Cheat at Conversation

68. What If ‘America First’ Appears to Work?

69. Trump’s Nearly 2 Billion Postelection Windfall

70. Trump Turns on His Epstein-Files Allies

71. Tesla Wants to Build a Robot Army

72. How Crypto Could Trigger the Next Financial Crisis

73. Today’s Atlantic Trivia: Whisk the Pennies Away

74. Photos: India’s Polluted Skies

75. A Generational Portrait That Actually Says Something New

76. What Comes After the Matcha Shortage?

77. The ‘Easy Way’ to Crush the Mainstream Media

78. AI Anxiety Hits SNL

79. Abecedarian With Sensodyne

80. Tell Students the Truth About American History

81. What Are We Going to Do With 300 Billion Pennies?

82. The End to the Government Shutdown

83. Five Stories That Aren’t What They Seem

84. Why Can’t I Just Watch Sports on Television?

85. We’re Thinking About Young Adulthood All Wrong

86. Russell Brand Called Me a Nazi at Anti-Vaxxer Prom

87. Why Trump Gets Away With It

88. The Nick Fuentes Spiral

89. America Is Taking the Train

90. The Writer Who ‘Ingratiated’ Himself With Jeffrey Epstein

91. Galaxy Brain: The Internet Is a Misery Machine

92. The Atlantic Launches New Weekly Video Podcast, Galaxy Brain With Charlie Warzel

93. A Great Author’s Ongoing Struggle

94. Photos of the Week: Dachshund Day, Flying Fish, Wānaka Tree

95. Did Anyone Care About the Sex Crimes?

96. Stars—They’re Just Like Us (Depressed)!

97. Four Simple Questions for Marjorie Taylor Greene

98. Humans Can’t Wrap Their Minds Around This Economy

99. When QAnon Meets Veep

100. The Scandal Trump Can’t Shake

101. 20 U.S. Boat Strikes in Three Months

102. Doomscrolling in the 1850s

103. A Vision for Gaza’s Future

104. Hotel Cancellation Has Been Canceled

105. What the Trump Administration Is Missing About Animal Testing

106. An Evening Happiness Protocol

107. What If AI Is a Bubble?

108. What Tariffs Did

109. The Disappearance of Everyday Nudity

110. The Problem With ‘Moral Clarity’

111. What Really Happens After the Shutdown Ends

112. Wait, Are the Epstein Files Real Now?

113. The Anatomy of a Texting Scam

114. Why Maduro Probably Can’t Count on Putin

115. Stock Up on Fancy Pasta Now

116. What the Climate Establishment Missed About the Gates Memo

117. Inside the Sandwich Guy’s Jury

118. Photos: The Northern Lights Put on a Show

119. MAGA Has Repulsed Young Women

120. Donald Trump Is a Lamer Duck Than Ever

121. A Warning From the Children of Chernobyl

122. Frankenstein Should Experiment More

123. All the Ostriches Must Die

124. What Democracy in Venezuela Would Require

125. Sports Leagues Are Falling Into the Gambling Trap

126. Now You Can Wear Your Vitamins

127. The Moral Cost of the Democrats’ Shutdown Strategy

128. Trump’s Secretary of ‘Loyalty and Money’

129. The Chinese EV Market Is Imploding

130. The Right-Wing Attack on Wikipedia

131. What a Cranky New Book About Progress Gets Right

132. Fantasy Racism

133. A Quiet American Papacy

134. Can a Person Decide to Die?

135. Why Trump’s Ukraine Peace Efforts Keep Failing

136. The Coolest Girl on Earth Seeks God

137. The Trump Administration Has a New Plan for Gaza

138. Why the Democrats Finally Folded

139. No More Mr. Nice AI

140. The Shutdown Vote Was the Real Test for Democrats

141. Today’s Instagram Trivia Answers

142. Today’s Atlantic Trivia: Twain on Language

143. The Paradox of James Watson

144. The Show That Launched a Thousand House Tours

145. The First Amendment Won’t Go Quietly

146. Ditch the Translation App and Use Your Mediocre French

147. What Actually Changed in 1776

148. What Climate Change Will Do to America by Mid-Century

149. Why They Mask

150. Senate Democrats Just Made a Huge Mistake

151. SNL Has a Cold-Open Fix for the Trump News Cycle

152. Love Song Set to a Tune of Gathering

153. Wheels Up

154. Why I Am Leaving the Federal Bench

155. The Ideal That Underlies the Declaration of Independence

156. Blaming Foreigners for American Failings Won’t Fix Them

157. A Funny Book About Faith

158. The Deportees Whose Stories We’ll Never Know

159. What I Learned About Dick Cheney

160. The Democrats Try Out a Big Tent

161. How Lawmakers Are Responding to the Shutdown

162. When Scarcity Blurs the Line Between Right and Wrong

163. The Dreams and Limits of the Suburbs

164. All’s Fair Is an Atrocity

165. The Mafia Style in American Politics

166. Why This Shutdown Is So Dangerous

167. Pop Culture Is Obsessed With Female Friendships

168. Tulsi Gabbard’s Quest to Bring the ‘Deep State’ Under Her Control

169. Democrats, Mamdani Doesn’t Point the Way Forward

170. The Most Useless Piece of Parenting Advice

171. Photos of the Week: Dinosaur Sweater, Miniature Park, Hippo Calf

172. The One and Only Sammy

173. The Coming Swell of Scientists Turned Politicians

174. A Conservative Case for Feminization

175. Democrats Haven’t Solved Their Electoral Problem

176. Democrats Have a New Winning Formula

177. The Battle Iranian Women Are Winning

178. Just When It Looked Like the Shutdown Might End

179. Ozempic Is About to Go on Sale

180. Dick Cheney Didn’t Care What You Thought

181. Voters Who Oppose Wars of Choice Have Nowhere to Turn

182. A New Way to Look at the Pressures of Motherhood

183. What Worked for Zohran Mamdani

184. Zohran Mamdani Is About to Confront Reality

185. Is Marjorie Taylor Greene Playing Three-Dimensional Chess?

186. Today’s Atlantic Trivia: Sayings and Showgirls

187. The Wonder of Watching People Run

188. America Is Great When America Is Good

189. American Suburbs Have a Financial Secret

190. What a Young Paul McCartney Knew About Growing Old

191. The Catholic Church and the Trump Administration Are Not Getting Along

192. We Are Not One

193. The Missing Kayaker

194. Will 2026 Be a Fair Fight?

195. Why Venezuela?

196. Trump’s Gerrymandering War Has Stalled

197. Can Mamdani Pull Off a Child-Care Miracle?

198. America on the Brink of War With Venezuela

199. Trump Is Right: Ditch the Filibuster

200. Seeing the World Up Close

201. Why Is Colombia’s President Provoking Trump?

202. The Great Masculinization

203. The Anti-MAGA Majority Reemerges

204. The Age of Anti-Social Media Is Here

205. Understanding the Celebrity Fashion Diaper

206. Will the Supreme Court Side With Trump—Or Itself?

207. New York’s Unlikeliest Mayor

208. The People Who Will Determine Whether Musk Becomes a Trillionaire

209. America’s Hunger Crisis Could Be What Ends the Shutdown

210. The Food-Stamp Crisis Could Last Months

211. Introducing: Galaxy Brain Podcast

212. Two Unlikely Biopics About Unlikable People

213. Mike Johnson: I Am Tuning Out the News Cycle to Focus on Self-Care

214. Dear James: So Long, Farewell

215. There Was One Dick Cheney All Along

216. Venezuela’s Grim Prospect

217. No Easy Fix for Easy A’s

218. The Man Who Rescued Faulkner

219. The Inflammation Gap

220. Yitzhak Rabin Knew What Netanyahu Doesn’t

221. War Is Coming Back to Gaza

222. The Nonprofit Feeding the Entire Internet to AI Companies

223. No Politics Is Local

224. Today’s Atlantic Trivia, Week 5

225. America, the Juvenile

226. The Ballroom Blitz Should Be a Bigger Scandal

227. A Third Term Is a Legal Problem With a Political Solution

228. The Stubborn Myth of the Literary Genius

229. Dude, Where’s My CarPlay?

230. The Lonely New Vices of American Life

231. To Catch a Clueless Hubby

232. Coyote

233. The Best Postseason in Baseball History?

234. What Mamdani Gets Right About Housing

235. The Helicopter Parent Goes to College

236. Everyone Hates Groupthink. Experts Aren’t Sure It Exists.

237. Mounting Pressure to End the Shutdown

238. How Delivery Ate the Restaurant

239. The Next Era of the American University

240. The Slow Death of Special Education

241. White House Architecture Was an Honor System. Trump Noticed.

242. Tucker Carlson Opens the Door for Nick Fuentes

243. Why a Reagan Ad Provoked Trump

244. An Intimate Portrait of Humanity at Its Worst

245. How Trump Could End the Shutdown on His Own

246. J. D. Vance Needs Better Answers to the Right’s Anti-Semites

247. The Powerful, Unpredictable Nature of Fear

248. All Our Brilliant Friends

249. The Price of Canned Food Is Creeping Up

250. Israel’s Critics Have Canceled Themselves

251. Patti Smith’s Lifetime of Reinvention

252. The Writer Who Wanted Everything

253. Don’t Blow This, Baseball

254. Photos of the Week: Pumpkin Patch, Witch Paddle, Giant Labubu

255. Trump''s Plan Is Now Out in the Open

256. The Building at the Center of the Economy

257. Are the Democrats Overthinking This?

258. The Validation Machines

259. The Atlantic Announces Jonathan Haidt and Eugene Robinson as Contributing Writers

260. The Real Worry About Trump’s Deals With China

261. Traditional Values Came for TV’s Weirdest Dating Show

262. What ’70s Horror Showed America

263. Why You Should Keep an Open Mind on the Divine

264. What Ghosts Reveal When They Visit

265. The Last of the Literary Outdoorsmen

266. Strike First, Explain Never

267. Top Trump Officials Are Moving Onto Military Bases

268. Why Journalism Needs Literature

269. Rahm Emanuel … For President?

270. Trump Is Very Confused About Nuclear Weapons

271. What the U.S. Can Learn From China’s Technological Success

272. The Deadline for a Major Shutdown Casualty

273. A Writer Who Did What Hillbilly Elegy Wouldn’t

274. Would U.S. Generals Obey Illegal Trump Orders?

275. What’s the First Movie That Really Scared You?

276. Trump Does Not Want this Obamacare Fight

277. Winners of the 2025 Epson International Pano Awards

278. Headphones Changed Music Forever. Maybe We Should Change It Back.

279. The Government Is Closed. The President Is MIA.

280. The Year With Net-Zero Immigration

281. The Problem With Lottery Housing

282. Election Shenanigans Are Coming

283. Elon Musk’s Holy Trinity

284. The Obesity-Drug Revolution Is Stalling

285. The Atlantic Announces Adam Kirsch as Senior Editor and Luis Parrales as Staff Writer

286. J. B. Pritzker Wishes for Precedented Times

287. The Most Extreme Year for Atlantic Hurricanes in Two Decades

288. Canada Needs a New Bestie

289. New Mexico’s Free Child-Care Plan Has a Feasibility Gap

290. The Atlantic Promotes Krystle Champagne-Norwood and Emily Gottschalk-Marconi to Managing Editors

291. Dear James: I Can’t Stop Lying

292. Iraq’s Dangerous Deal With Iran

293. The Atlantic’s December Cover: David Graham and J. Michael Luttig on “The Coming Election Mayhem”

294. The Coming Election Mayhem

295. President for Life

296. The U.S. Is on Track to Lose a War With China

297. How the Collapse of USAID Set the U.S. Back in Gaza

298. The Military’s Missile Defense System Cannot Be as Good as It Says

299. A Donor-Funded Army Wouldn’t Just Be Illegal—It Would be Dangerous

300. No One Actually Knows What a Moon Is