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The Evolution of Trump’s Corruption
The Atlantic 29 Apr 2026
This is an edition of The Atlantic Daily, a newsletter that guides you through the biggest stories of the day, helps you discover new ideas, and recommends the best in culture. Sign up for it here ... (In the end, it was canceled because of COVID.) ... Read ... .
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The Richest Grudge Match in History
The Atlantic 29 Apr 2026
Elon Musk and Sam Altman are two of the most influential people in Silicon Valley, if not the world. Between the two of them, Musk and Altman run technology companies worth many trillions of dollars that promise to reshape civilization ... Altman ... “Mr ... .
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The Shooting Is Not a Reason to Speedrun Trump’s Ballroom
The Atlantic 28 Apr 2026
This is an edition of The Atlantic Daily, a newsletter that guides you through the biggest stories of the day, helps you discover new ideas, and recommends the best in culture. Sign up for it here ... Many allies leaped to agree ... this morning ... Related ... Read.
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MAHA’s Perfect Villain
The Atlantic 28 Apr 2026
This morning, a crowd gathered near the Supreme Court to protest the weed-killer Roundup. Inside, justices heard arguments for Monsanto v ... Outside, the protesters rehearsed long-running grievances against Monsanto ... The headliners of “The People vs.
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Americans Once Understood Birthright Citizenship
The Atlantic 28 Apr 2026
“Please inform me of the following,” someone who signed off as “Farmhand” inquired in a letter to The Buffalo News on March 13, 1926 ... This letter was, in many ways, typical ... The Buffalo News had answered a comparable question before ... S ... [Quinta Jurecic ... .
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Why New York City Spends So Much on Its Mediocre Schools
The Atlantic 28 Apr 2026
New York City’s new mayor, Zohran Mamdani, will soon confront an ordeal that might finally knock that trademark smile off his face. balancing the budget ... Mamdani has proposed large tax increases paired with modest cuts to city programs ... Closer to home.
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OpenAI Is Jealous
The Atlantic 28 Apr 2026
OpenAI does not like to be left out ... And just like Anthropic did with its model, OpenAI has, for cybersecurity purposes, restricted access to this new bot, called GPT-5.4-Cyber, to a small group of trusted users ... [Read ... OpenAI is now eager to catch up ... .
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The Lost Idealism of Heartland Rock
The Atlantic 28 Apr 2026
Everything about the sound was big. the guitars, the drums, the voices, the choruses tailor-made to be shouted along to at a stadium or at a wedding or in your car, nowadays probably to the embarrassment of your kids (or maybe grandkids).
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A Land of Artists
The Atlantic 28 Apr 2026
Photographs by Lee Friedlander. Few people have taught us to see America quite like Lee Friedlander ... all of these little jigsaw scenes of our built environment ... Friedlander once distilled his approach into a simple ethos ... Kentucky, 1977 ... [Read ... *Images ... .
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The Avant-Garde Path to God
The Atlantic 28 Apr 2026
Early in his 2009 BBC documentary, Why Beauty Matters, the late conservative philosopher Roger Scruton described seeing Michelangelo’s Pietà for the first time ... With these sweeping assessments in mind, I was interested to read James K. A ... [Read ... [Read ... .
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Calling Trump a Tyrant Is Not a Call to Violence
The Atlantic 28 Apr 2026
To describe Donald Trump as a corrupt aspiring authoritarian is not to conclude that he should be murdered. This ought to be a simple point to understand ... “Almost certainly from the left, including from Democrats in positions of power ... American fury] ... .
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This Is Why We Need a Ballroom
The Atlantic 28 Apr 2026
I join my voice to those of Donald J. Trump, Lindsey Graham, John Fetterman, and all the others calling for a secure White House ballroom now ... The Eruption of Mount Vesuvius, 79 C.E. ... The White House is nowhere near Mount Vesuvius. The Donner Party ... .
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The Ballroom Truthers Have a Theory
The Atlantic 28 Apr 2026
Within hours of the gunfire at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner on Saturday night—and initial, erroneous reports that the shooter had been killed—the usual swirl of misinformation and rumor was swirling in a particular direction ... .
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