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Why Trump Won't ‘Produce a Scalp’ after Signal Debacle

1+ hour, 56+ min ago — 

...In the telling of President Donald Trump’s defense secretary, Pete... ...As a contrast, they held up Senator Lindsey Graham, the South Carolina... ...Some in the president’s orbit don’t want another national security...

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Independent Agencies Never Stood a Chance Under Trump

4+ hour, 10+ min ago — 

...earlier this month; Federal Election Commission Chair Ellen Weintraub... ...trade commissioners, Rebecca Kelly Slaughter and Alvaro Bedoya.... ...In another chapter, the former Justice Department official Gene Hamilton... ...One was William Humphrey, who’d been appointed to the FTC by Calvin...

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The NIH’s Most Reckless Cuts Yet

15+ hour, 35+ min ago — 

...this week, the Department of Health and Human Services, which oversees... ...to halt them for political reasons is “totally unethical,” Holly Fernandez...

favicon theatlantic.com > culture > archive

Americans Will Never Quit Soda

6+ hour, 10+ min ago — 

...The nutritionist Marion Nestle wrote an entire book about it, Soda... ...that the president, Dua Lipa, and millions of Americans do regularly... ...And the science on inulin, Poppi and Olipop’s other big sell, is... ...at Columbia University, told me: You’re not drinking the same soda...

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You Can Do Leisure Better, Seriously

9+ hour, 10+ min ago — 

...Derek Thompson: The free-time paradox in America... ...Josef Pieper believed that when we understand and practice leisure...

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Susan Sontag’s ‘Archaeology of Longings’

19+ hour, 1+ min ago — 

...Phu Ly,” depicted in newsreels and The New York Times.... ...Chinese Communist Party entreated a handful of members of the American...

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Classified, or Not Classified?

8+ hour, 22+ min ago — 

...And Brian Hughes, the spokesman for the National Security Council... ...We talk to Shane Harris, a national security reporter for The Atlantic... ...Harris: Do people want to make a “Houthi PC small group” chat room... ...Warner ask Director Gabbard about that Secretary Hegseth had shared...

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Why American Soldiers Are in Lithuania

19+ hour, 19+ min ago — 

...Yesterday, NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte said the Americans were... ...The Lithuanian defense minister, Dovilė Šakalienė, announced that... ...In the same Oval Office meeting where he and Vice President J.... ...Donald Trump’s apparent friendliness with Vladimir Putin and willingness...

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Are Human-Rights Groups Giving Israel a Fair Hearing?

19+ hour, 41+ min ago — 

...The implication: Israel, a member state of the United Nations, has... ..., Amnesty International, echoed the marchers’ point of view.... ...,” the longtime Human Rights Watch executive director Kenneth Roth... ...And Human Rights Watch’s director of Israel and Palestine issues,...

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A Novel About the Chinese Communist Party’s Original Sin

10+ hour, 25+ min ago — 

...Over its 75-year history, the People’s Republic of China has suffered... ...translated into English by Michael Berry, so electrifying.... ...Abroad, Fang is best known as the author of Wuhan Diary, an account... ...in China but shifted to Wuhan Diary in 2020 because of its topicality...

 


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