The Atlantic - December 2021

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The Antiquities Cop - Matthew Bogdanos is on a mission to prosecute dealers and collectors
who traffic in the looted relics of ancient civilizations. By Ariel Sabar.

The Autocrats Are Winning - If the 20th century was the story of liberal democracy’s progress toward victory over other ideologies, the 21st century is a story of the reverse. By Anne Applebaum.

France’s God Complex - Is religion a threat to national identity? By Rachel Donadio.

The Singularity is Here

Artificially intelligent advertising technology is poisoning our societies.

10+ mins

The End Of Trust

Suspicion is undermining the American economy.

7 mins

Unwrappers' Delight

Americans can’t resist the lure of elaborate packaging.

10 mins

Snowbirds

Photographs by Naomi Harris

2 mins

The Antiquities Cop

Matthew Bogdanos is on a mission to prosecute the wealthy dealers and collectors who traffic in the looted relics of ancient civilizations.

10+ mins

The Autocrats Are Winning

If the 20th century was the story of liberal democracy’s progress toward victory over other ideologies— communism, fascism, virulent nationalism— the 21st century is, so far, a story of the reverse.

10+ mins

The Martial Art I Can't Live Without

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu has been compared to chess, philosophy, even psychoanalysis. But its real appeal is on the mat.

8 mins

Shape-Shifting Animals on an Inhospitable Planet

Lizards’ feet are morphing, squid are shrinking, butterflies’ wings are growing stronger.

10 mins

The Miraculous Sound of Forgiveness

In his thrillingly transgressive opera The Marriage of Figaro, Mozart pulled off his most amazing musical feat.

10+ mins

How Self-Reliant Was Emerson?

Transcendentalism, the American philosophy that championed the individual, emerged from an exceptionally tight-knit community.

10+ mins

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