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“I still believe in the ideological ideas that underpinned the beginning of Twitter ... which is that the internet should be used as a medium of self-expression,” the former Twitter executive Jason Goldman tells Charlie Warzel. “And yet, what we actually have built—and what has actually been produced—is a platform that has created tremendous harm.” (From March) Watch “Galaxy Brain”:
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Texas is a state “we must win if Democrats are going to be a national party in the 2032 presidential contest,” Beto O’Rourke told David Frum in March. “If we’re in the wilderness, it’s not just to the detriment of the Democratic Party; it means that we may not have democracy in America.” Listen to the full conversation here:
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The U.S. bombardment of Iran was launched without a real plan for the Iranian people, Anne Applebaum argues: “We don’t have any tools to communicate with the Iranians, and we don’t have any tools to help build a legitimate state” determined by them. Read the full article at the link:
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In 2014, Shane Harris learned about one of the most legendary cocktail-party appetizers in Washington, D.C.: Evangaline Bruce’s candied bacon. But Bruce ferociously guarded the recipe—and no one, not even former Vice President Dick Cheney, had come close to replicating it. Join Harris, a staff writer for The Atlantic, as he cooks a batch of this fabled bacon—and shares the story of how he tracked down a recipe from a bygone era of Georgetown families who wielded outsize influence over American foreign policy. “Behind the Byline” is a series from The Atlantic that lets you get to know the people behind our journalism. Find all of Harris’s work: 📸: Onyx Media / Archive Films / Getty; Rowland Scherman / Hulton Archive / Getty; Ernst Beadle / Conde Nast Collection / Getty; Ron Galella / Getty; Ernst Beadle / Conde Nast Collection / Getty; WWD / Penske Media / Getty; Justin Hoffman / Moment / Getty; PhotoQuest / Archive Photos / Getty; luliia Bondar / Moment / Getty; ClassicStock / Archive Photos / Getty; Connect Images / Brett Stevens / Getty; Westend61 / Getty; SarapulSar38 / Creatas Vidoe+ / Getty; Mixail59 / Creatas Video+ / Getty; MirageC / Moment / Getty; Ron Case / Hulton Archive / Getty; Mirrorpix / Getty; Edward Miller / Hulton Archive / Getty; Keystone-France / Gamma-Keystone / Getty; Jordan-Lye / Moment / Getty; Bettman / Getty; Diana Walker / Hulton Archive / Getty; Norman Posselt / fStop / Getty; image courtesy Shane Harris; Mina3 / Creatas Video+ / Getty; Mint Images / Getty.
The Atlantic11,194 次观看 • 2 天前

In 2014, Shane Harris learned about one of the most legendary cocktail-party appetizers in Washington, D.C.: Evangaline Bruce’s candied bacon. But Bruce ferociously guarded the recipe—and no one, not even former Vice President Dick Cheney, had come close to replicating it. Join Harris, a staff writer for The Atlantic, as he cooks a batch of this fabled bacon—and shares the story of how he tracked down a recipe from a bygone era of Georgetown families who wielded outsize influence over American foreign policy. “Behind the Byline” is a series from The Atlantic that lets you get to know the people behind our journalism. Find all of Harris’s work: 📸: Onyx Media / Archive Films / Getty; Rowland Scherman / Hulton Archive / Getty; Ernst Beadle / Conde Nast Collection / Getty; Ron Galella / Getty; Ernst Beadle / Conde Nast Collection / Getty; WWD / Penske Media / Getty; Justin Hoffman / Moment / Getty; PhotoQuest / Archive Photos / Getty; luliia Bondar / Moment / Getty; ClassicStock / Archive Photos / Getty; Connect Images / Brett Stevens / Getty; Westend61 / Getty; SarapulSar38 / Creatas Vidoe+ / Getty; Mixail59 / Creatas Video+ / Getty; MirageC / Moment / Getty; Ron Case / Hulton Archive / Getty; Mirrorpix / Getty; Edward Miller / Hulton Archive / Getty; Keystone-France / Gamma-Keystone / Getty; Jordan-Lye / Moment / Getty; Bettman / Getty; Diana Walker / Hulton Archive / Getty; Norman Posselt / fStop / Getty; image courtesy Shane Harris; Mina3 / Creatas Video+ / Getty; Mint Images / Getty.
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Most of the press corps is not allowed into the Pentagon, where decisions about the war in Iran are being made. This lack of information makes it harder for journalists to do their jobs and harder for the American public to understand what’s happening, Nancy Youssef, نانسي يوسف argues:
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Elias Wachtel is 23 years old, and he doesn’t have an smartphone. A few months ago, Elias opted for a dumbphone—a device that can call, text, play music, take photos, and give directions, but that has no ability for endless scrolling. This means no email, no social media, and no internet. He explains why he decided to make the switch and how it has changed his life, both practically and psychologically:
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The U.S. bombardment of Iran was launched without a real plan for the Iranian people, Anne Applebaum argues: “We don’t have any tools to communicate with the Iranians, and we don’t have any tools to help build a legitimate state” determined by them. Read the full article at the link:
The Atlantic158,591 次观看 • 3 个月前

When McKay Coppins set out to report on the explosive growth of the sports-betting industry, his editors thought he should experience the phenomenon firsthand—so he spent an NFL season as an online gambler. His reporting took him to Las Vegas, where he wanted to see how betting online compared with gambling the old-fashioned way. Coppins needed a guide to show him around the casino. Atlantic staff writer Tom Nichols stepped in. Read more about their time in Vegas, and find Coppins’s April cover story, at the link.
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President Trump has made comments questioning the necessity of midterm elections. Arizona’s secretary of state talked about this threat earlier this week, telling Yvonne Wingett Sanchez “you can’t cancel the election.” “But here’s the problem,” he said. “The fact that we’re running through these scenarios in the first place should tell you something about the health of our democracy.”
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The former NIH director Francis Collins tells Jeffrey Goldberg he fears the U.S. is losing a generation of scientists. “We have depended so heavily on being the place that everybody wanted to come to to do research," Collins says. "And now we’re driving those people away.”
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