I spoke to Megan Rapinoe about the disgusting Spanish federation president, the backlash against USWNT, her missed penalty kick, and what she'll miss about the World Cup. theatlantic.com/culture/archiv…

It’s almost impossible to explain how crazy this story is, and how many absolutely bonkers scenes there are. Incredible stuff. theatlantic.com/politics/archi…

CNN’s Jake Tapper speaks with Charlie Warzel, author of The Atlantic article “Twitter is a Far-Right Social Network,” about his criticism of Twitter CEO Elon Musk and why he thinks the platform is pandering to a far-right audience. Watch:

New pod! Chris Heath has new profile of Tom Hanks up at the Atlantic.

Which was a great reason to talk to Heath about his best stories at GQ and Details, the Zanesville zoo-off, the golden age of magazines, and the art of the celebrity profile.
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Diary | U2 rock god Bono's sketch of President Zelensky hits the June cover of The Atlantic theartnewspaper.com/2023/05/03/u2-…

Happy Renfield day to all who celebrate -- here's Pauline Kael in the November 1964 issue of The Atlantic talking vampires

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ASME Awards 2023: The Atlantic wins General Excellence, News, Sports and Entertainment category. Accepting the Ellie is editor in chief Jeffrey Goldberg. Congratulations The Atlantic team! #ASMEawards

For more on penguin-sized space rocks

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I’m so grateful for today penguinrandomhouse.com/books/670021/l…

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A few thanks for this story on why US lacks in rolling out innovation.

Nicky Ouellet brought spacey, mock-audio-book production. Andie Huether engineered. Dylan Sloan checked facts. Kate Concannon edited. Thanks Paul G. Jackson at The Atlantic for sharing Derek Thompson’s piece.

Listen to The Indicator tonight for my conversation with Derek Thompson

TODAY: How does a nation memorialize the sins of its history? The Atlantic staff writer Clint Smith talks about how American landmarks deal with slavery -- and explores how Germany has commemorated the Holocaust.

I spoke with Barton Gellman of The Atlantic about the likelihood of President Biden being impeached if the GOP wins the House and the continuing influence of Donald Trump. Listen: bit.ly/3AjLhYA

And Imani Perry wins the 2022 National Book Award for Nonfiction! 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

“I write for my people.”

Today on Think:📻

12 p.m. CT: Clint Smith from The Atlantic discusses how we should memorialize the darkest times of U.S. history.

1 p.m. CT: Samuel Centre for Social Connectedness founder Kim Samuel explains human connection strategies.

Listen on 90.1 FM in NTX or online: kera.org/radio/listen/

I cannot express how very much I enjoyed talking to Clint Smith The Atlantic about his incredible cover story on grappling with our violent history of slavery & racism. It's running on the homepage, now.

Read about our conversation Shondaland Digital

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This is the best piece of magazine writing any of us may read all year. Arguably the most important one, as well. We all have something to gain by reading about Clint Smith’s journeys to Germany—and by thinking about how to best maintain public memory. theatlantic.com/magazine/archi…