
Jon Ossoff Is Doing Something Different
What does that mean for 2028?

What does that mean for 2028?

The former transportation secretary spoke with The Atlantic’s editor in chief about what comes next for Democrats should they win big in November.

Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan explain how the four years between Donald Trump’s first and second terms changed the presidency.

The Supreme Court struck down an attempt at gerrymandering. But the chaos is ongoing.

They both fear that AI could wipe out humanity.

Lawmakers from both parties are worried. But the president isn’t listening.

Many voters understand that the president isn’t directly responsible for the price of oil. Except this time, he is.

The White House held a summer contest to see who could appear in the most congressional districts and states with competitive midterm elections.

The technology is moving faster than elected officials can handle—and Anthropic’s CEO says the industry should slow down.

At a midterm convention, Trump tries to defy the odds one last time.