The atlantic

Fifty years after the assassination of the civil-rights leader, The Atlantic commemorates his life and work—and reflects on the reality of today's America through the prism of his vision.

With our December 2019 issue, “How to Stop a Civil War,” we’re introducing the most dramatic overhaul of The Atlantic’s visual identity in its 162-year history.

Field Fusion For years, universities have kept professors siloed in their disciplines. Here’s how Texas A&M University is catalyzing collaboration and pushing its faculty to pursue bold research that could change the world. A series of illustrations for The Atlantic, late 2019 – about the importance of multi-disciplinary collaboration and how this can help solve pressing global issues. The article focused on the water crisis, and how educators from all different fields of study at…

Xi Jinping is using artificial intelligence to enhance his government’s totalitarian control—and he’s exporting this technology to regimes around the globe.

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As "The Spy Who Came In From the Cold" turns 60, a reassessment of John le Carré and the forces that shaped the writer and the man

Without strong fair-use protections, a culture can’t thrive.

Frank Baker provides all the resources you need for a current events media literacy lesson using magazine covers of the pandemic. He has 100s in his collection!

Stories are where people have always gone to find meaning. We need to tell a new one.