How *exactly* did Kadarius Toney slip past Philadelphia Eagles receiver Zach Pascal to help clinch #SuperBowlLVII? We used AI to help freeze that moment in 3D and analyze the play. Read more about our collaboration with NYT Graphics: rd.nytimes.com/projects/using…

Celebrating Carl’s 79th birthday on Valentine’s Day in New York City. We met in the The Washington Post newsroom 51 years ago to work on a story. 51 years of genuine friendship. Carl Bernstein

Why doesn't everyone know that there's a free cure for hiccups? Read Uri Bram 🔍's story about the strangely difficult endeavor of spreading free, useful knowledge: theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

🚨🚨🚨 FINAL DAY TO ENTER #SND44 🚨🚨🚨 This is it! Submit your very best work from 2022 and make sure it has the chance to be recognized as state-of-the-art visual storytelling. We're excited to see your best work, and good luck to everyone! bit.ly/3kkRBtI

Breaking long-form feature! theatlantic.com/magazine/archi…

In stories about the civil-rights movement, the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr. is just a line on the page. But the aftermath changed hundreds of thousands—perhaps millions—of lives. Listen to “Holy Week” with Vann R. Newkirk II: theatlantic.com/podcasts/holy-…

If every day is leg day is it leg week? Leg year? Year of legs.

I drink 8 glasses of water a day but I like to do it all at once just absolutely guzzling 64 ounces of water straight. Do not tell me this is bad.

Kinda wild that it’s rained every Saturday for years now.

types in the news website from memory clicks that hamburger menu in the corner clicks news *drooling waiting for page to load* “why yes, I read the news page”

Towns ranked: 3. Midtown 2. Uptown 1. Downtown

"audiences eventually become inured and require new and more extreme input. Providing that is a challenging and soul-leaching job—and someone will be delighted to have it." David A. Graham theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

cars are so weird 1. zero flying 2. no overhead luggage space 3. limited seating 4. can go anywhere but spend all day parked

BREAKING: @itscaitlinhd has won the 2023 Pulitzer Prize for Explanatory Reporting for her definitive account of the secret Trump-administration policy that separated migrant children from their parents. on.theatln.tc/75TuOtF

Are other people like this or should I see a doctor?

🚨JOB ALERT🚨 Early-career journalists, come join The Atlantic's science, health, and technology team. atlanticmedia.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/Careers/…

I'm so honored to have won this year's Livingston Award for National Reporting. And I implore you to go read and watch the work of my fellow winners--I'm in awe of them.

Come work for Society for News Design as a web design intern with design engineer extraordinaire Yuri Victor 🖤. We're looking to completely revamp SND's website. Deadline to apply is Aug. 11, 2025, cause we moving fast. snd.org/2025-fall-inte…

Dusting this off to announce my new venture: Lyra TK, a product shop and consultancy where AI meets media. We're charting a course between hype and woe, and choosing to seek progress over panic. I'll be sharing more of the journey here and at lyra-tk.com

Happy birthday to Melissa Bell!