The Trump administration’s forceful removal of Nicolás Maduro from office has not liberated the Venezuelan opposition so much as confronted...

Stephen Miller runs his daily 10 a.m. conference calls—yes, even on Saturdays—less like a government adviser and more like a...

Nearly a year ago, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. pledged during his confirmation hearing to support the CDC’s childhood-vaccine...

This weekend’s attack on Venezuela produced plenty of indelible images. The one burned into my brain was shared by President...

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The Atlantic contributor and renowned foreign-policy scholar Robert Kagan will discus the Trump administration’s attack on Venezuela with the Atlantic...

Nicolás Maduro wasn’t due to arrive at his arraignment yesterday in downtown Manhattan until noon, but a large crowd had...

In 1812, Spanish officials in Havana, searching the house of a man named José Antonio Aponte, discovered a wooden box...

Many people—the overwhelmed, dissatisfied, or understimulated—share a powerful desire to escape the life they’re living. But doing so usually isn’t...

On the fifth anniversary of the January 6 insurrection, The Atlantic’s staff writer Jamie Thompson examines why a former Marine...

January 6, 2021, was my fourth day on Capitol Hill. I was fresh out of law school and working as...

In the early-morning hours of January 5, 2021, Thomas Webster, a former U.S. Marine and retired police officer, drove south...

At 1:42 a.m. on December 19, 2020, Donald Trump—disturbed, humiliated, livid—posted the following message on Twitter: “Statistically impossible to have...

Of all the diseases that the U.S. government announced today that it will no longer recommend vaccines against, rotavirus is...

Danish officials think they know how Donald Trump might seize Greenland. In a late-night Truth Social post, the president announces...