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Hegseth’s Firing Campaign Reaches Down Into the Ranks
The Atlantic 18 Feb 2026
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, in a Pentagon meeting last year, passed a note to Army Secretary Dan Driscoll about one of Driscoll’s top aides, asking, in effect. Why hasn’t this guy been fired yet? ... On Thursday, Hegseth finally got his way ... [Read ... .
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A Different Kind of Leading Man
The Atlantic 17 Feb 2026
Robert Duvall didn’t speak a word in his first film performance ... Duvall died yesterday at the age of 95, having never formally retired from acting ... His filmography tells the story of a changing industry several times over ... “‘Ashes.’ No, I don’t know.
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Marco Rubio’s Impressive Speech
The Atlantic 17 Feb 2026
As Cabinet members snarl at representatives and senators, and social media fills with semiliterate trolling and insults by public officials, we need to remember that rhetoric—the art of persuasive speech—still matters. Marco Rubio, the U.S ... R ... .
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How Toni Morrison Saw History
The Atlantic 17 Feb 2026
“I don’t like erasures,” the novelist Toni Morrison told a Princeton audience in 2017. She had been asked what she thought about Confederate statues, then being torn down throughout the South. Leave them up, she said. “Talk about the offense ... a ghost.
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Europe Has Received the Message
The Atlantic 17 Feb 2026
The European Union is finally on its way to becoming a power in its own right. That’s not because its member countries have suddenly stopped squabbling or its bureaucratic inertia has melted away ... Russia’s invasion of Ukraine was the beginning ... arms ... .
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How American Kids Got So Picky
The Atlantic 17 Feb 2026
The most striking passages in Picky, a forthcoming book by the historian Helen Zoe Veit, describe the way famous 19th-century American figures ate as children ... To wit ... “Kid food,” as a category, is a recent invention ... [Read ... [Read ... [Read ... .
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For Europe, It’s Not Back to Business as Usual
The Atlantic 17 Feb 2026
Just like last year, I watched the most important American speech at the Munich Security Conference in the overflow room, sitting on the floor, underneath the speakers ... Just like last year, this group was hoping to hear how the U.S ... U.S ... D ... [Read ... .
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The Republicans Made Peace With Science
The Atlantic 17 Feb 2026
But this is not what we have found ... The data include 171 budget accounts across 27 agencies, such as National Institutes of Health, NASA, National Science Foundation, and CDC, as well as Pentagon R&D programs ... [Listen ... The final number ... [Read ... .
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Winners of the 2026 Sony World Photography Awards Open Competition
The Atlantic 17 Feb 2026
© Huajin Sun / Sony World Photography Awards 2026. Crowning of the King. Shortlist, Natural World & Wildlife. Sun. “At dawn, the newly victorious ‘milu king’ stands tall among a resting herd of does, roaring triumphantly ... Tokyo Rush ... Lubomski ... Chaos ... Inhale.
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Winter Olympics Photo of the Day: In Pursuit
The Atlantic 17 Feb 2026
Guglielmo Mangiapane / Reuters ... Previously.. February 16. Snow Jump. February 15. On Target.
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Do Not Be Cynical About Jesse Jackson
The Atlantic 17 Feb 2026
When I was growing up in Washington, D.C., in the 1990s, many businesses proudly kept in their windows signs from Jesse Jackson’s 1984 and ’88 presidential runs. He was a revered figure, someone people in D.C. were deeply thankful for ... [Ali Breland ... .
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How Many Wolves Is Enough?
The Atlantic 16 Feb 2026
The wolves arrived in May of last year, just days after Paul Roen had driven his cattle back up to their summer pasture in Northern California’s Sierra Valley ... After weeks of this, Roen finally saw a kill himself ... But still, the kills continued ... .
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