The Atlantic Out Loud

The case for a new term that describes all sexual minorities

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Marijuana legalization was supposed to decrease crime—but the reality is more complicated.

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What Big Pharma knows about people’s hardwired instinct to reciprocate when given a gift

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Why millions of women play the mobile game Love and Producer

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As tragedy approaches, she is stricken, broken—and at the height of her artistic powers.

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A new biography squares the decorous legal figure with the feminist gladiator.

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In Hark, the characters are distracted, and their author veers between satire and sincerity.

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Despite the easing of taboos and the rise of hookup apps, Americans are in the midst of a sex recession.

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Twenty years ago this month, Bill Clinton became the first president to be impeached since Andrew Johnson, in 1868. The Clinton battle reverberates in American society and politics to this day. We offer a recounting by people who played a role.

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For the third time in a century, the American left has forced the Democratic Party to co-opt its politics. If history

is any guide, leftists now have a rare opportunity to make the country a more equitable place. But they could

also overplay their hand.

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