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A Hurricane Season for the Books

The Atlantic 10 Oct 2026
For more than four months, since this hurricane season began, the Atlantic has been eerily placid—a remarkable stretch without a single hurricane ... A smaller one, Tropical Storm Rachel, is forecast to be felt as far north as Southern California ... .
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Trump’s Team of Mercenaries

The Atlantic 09 Oct 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. Kimberly Guilfoyle was so close to getting it right ... .
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AI’s Inevitability Trap

The Atlantic 09 Oct 2026
The second floor of OpenAI’s old headquarters had a theme. Each room was named after one of the most important inventions in human history. “Clock,” “Fire,” and, of course, “AGI,” or artificial general intelligence ... [Read.
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The Many Ways AI Could Disrupt the Midterms

The Atlantic 09 Oct 2026
They wanted to see whether the safeguards that top AI companies had enacted to prevent their technology from disrupting the upcoming midterms would work in the real world. The results were ominous ... That’s really what makes me think we’re not ready.“ ... J.
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The GOP’s Message to Immigrants

The Atlantic 09 Oct 2026
Only a few decades ago, Republican presidents would happily evoke the idea of America as a haven for people around the world ... as children who lacked status through no fault of their own and had long since assimilated ... He was an athlete ... [Read ... .
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The Swan Was Monstrous. At Least It Was Honest.

The Atlantic 09 Oct 2026
“Are you sick of depending on your inner beauty?” a brunette newscaster asks, as the camera zooms in on a frizzly, pimply woman wearing glasses, looking so dejected she may as well be posing for a mug shot ... [Read ... No pain, no gain ... [Read ... T ... .
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The Guardians

The Atlantic 09 Oct 2026
Raleigh stood in the morning sunlight under the big maple with a chainsaw in one hand and a heavy splitting maul in the other looking at his friend of 30 years. ’Course I got mix, he said. Next to the lawn-more in the back ... Lawn mower, Silas said ... This.
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Photos of the Week: Sleep Competition, Foggy Landscape, Virtual Taekwondo

The Atlantic 09 Oct 2026
Kin Cheung / AP. A visitor looks into a mirror, the “Inverse Reverse Perverse” installation by Cerith Wyn Evans, during a media preview of “The 90s. Art and Fashion” exhibition at Tate Britain in London on October 6, 2026. Edgar Su / Reuters ... Reuters ... .
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Why Am I So Annoyed That This Restaurant Wants My Number?

The Atlantic 09 Oct 2026
A man walks into a restaurant. He doesn’t have a reservation, but that shouldn’t be a problem; there are ample seats at the bar, visible just over the hostess’s shoulder. “Of course,” she says, smiling ... “And what’s your phone number?”. The man was me ... .
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Our Fathers’ Affairs

The Atlantic 09 Oct 2026
We met by accident. I mean that literally—a Yankee friend of mine blew a tire while driving south and swerved into oncoming traffic. He came out of it untouched, and wound up in Atlanta while his car was being serviced ... “It haunts me,” she said ... a pass.
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The Year Anne Carson Changed My Life

The Atlantic 09 Oct 2026
In the winter of 2001, I was in my mid-20s, halfway through a six-year doctoral program in religion that left me uninspired. Friends seemed to be moving forward—in life, in work, in romance ... I also began auditing an undergraduate poetry class ... D ... H ... .
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Anne Carson’s Point of View

The Atlantic 09 Oct 2026
This is an edition of the Books Briefing, our editors’ weekly guide to the best in books. Sign up for it here. The literature of ancient Greece and Rome seems to be in vogue ... For evidence, I look to the work of Carson herself ... lesbian.) ... By Walt Hunter ... .
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Is Crypto Dead? Or More Influential Than Ever?

The Atlantic 09 Oct 2026
Subscribe here. Apple Podcasts . Spotify . YouTube ... The following is a transcript of the episode.. Charlie Warzel. The big joke always about crypto or bitcoin is that it is a technology in search of an actual use case, right? And my question is ... Warzel ... Yes.
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Why Is Kash Patel Planning to Visit Russia?

The Atlantic 09 Oct 2026
Russia is a U.S. adversary, with a track record of interfering in U.S. elections. It’s providing support for Iran in its war with the United States even as the U.S. backs Ukraine in its long-running war against Russia ... allies ... [Read ... Politico cited a U.S ... .
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Fridays Are Antisocial Now

The Atlantic 09 Oct 2026
The week has a heartbeat, and its rhythm is changing ... He saw steady pulses of friend time every weekday evening after work hours, and then bigger spikes on Friday and Saturday nights—like an arrhythmia caused by having fun ... [Read ... Not out with friends ... .

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