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Madeleine Carlisle, Former ’60 Minutes’ Associate Producer & Daughter Of Stephen Colbert, Lands Writing Gig At The Atlantic
#News #60Minutes #MadeleineCarlisle #StephenColbert #TheAtlantichttps://deadline.com/2026/08/madeleine-carlisle-stephen-colbert-60-minutes-atlantic-1237029326/
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Has Trump squandered American military deterrence?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvOJsI0D5AE
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Madeleine Carlisle, Stephen Colbert’s Daughter, Hired by The Atlantic After ‘60 Minutes’ Exit
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The #FarRight Is Distorting #Ceuta
We’ve seen this before.
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The Atlantic Released A GenAI Lemony Snicket Game That Bans You If You Go Off-Script
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The Atlantic republishes JD Vance’s anti-Trump essay from 10 years ago;
Magazine invites readers to judge Vance’s ‘assessment’ of Trump, whom he called ‘cultural heroin’ during first term
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jul/05/atlantic-republishes-jd-vance-trump-essay
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😆 Oh look, The Atlantic took a break from overanalyzing global doom to pen a love letter to a metal bird that's finally learning to land! ✈️ Because clearly, discussing how the 747 retires is more riveting than their usual geopolitical navel-gazing. 🤷♂️
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/2026/07/boeing-747-retirement/687304/ #TheAtlantic #MetalBird #747Retirement #AviationHumor #GlobalDoom #HackerNews #ngated -
The Boeing 747 Begins Its Final Descent
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/2026/07/boeing-747-retirement/687304/
#HackerNews #Boeing747 #FinalDescent #AviationHistory #AirTravel #AircraftRetirement #TheAtlantic
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Class A trolling by The Atlantic, having Frum contribute this item, which amounts to:
Dear Dems, yes, a little different because not underage, but never forget you'll be held to a higher standard than the GOP, especially around issues of old men groping and raping young girls.
None of this shit is tolerable, it goes without saying, but Frum really dives to the bottom here, equating these two, while a rapist president sits at the pleasure of a GOP congress.
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"The #WaybackMachine makes every #news outlet it #archives more resilient against pressure to remove stories that threaten the powerful. Tell the #NYTimes, #TheAtlantic , and #USATODAY to stop blocking @internetarchive!" → https://savethearchive.com/newsleaders
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🤖💤 Oh, wow, #AI isn’t conscious? Groundbreaking revelation, Ted! 🥱 Next, you'll tell us water is wet. The Atlantic bravely tackles the pressing issues of 2015. 🌊🕰️
https://www.theatlantic.com/philosophy/2026/06/no-artificial-intelligence-is-not-conscious/687378/ #Consciousness #Debate #TheAtlantic #GroundbreakingRevelation #TechHumor #2015Throwback #HackerNews #ngated -
Atlantic Writer’s Son Offers Bold Advice To Democrats: Pretend To Be A Sports Moron
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A Dangerous New Attack on Press Freedom https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/05/kash-patel-fitzpatrick-fbi-investigation/687077/?utm_source=feed #TheAtlantic #PressFreedom #FBI #KashPatel #BoozyPatel #FreePress #FreeSpeech #journalism
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The Atlantic, in a desperate attempt to stay relevant, announces that #AI might not be a #bubble after all. 🤔💸 Apparently, when you throw enough digital spaghetti at the wall, something finally sticks — or at least they hope. 🤷♂️📉
https://www.theatlantic.com/economy/2026/05/ai-bubble-revenue-anthropic/687022/ #TheAtlantic #DigitalSpaghetti #TechTrends #Relevance #HackerNews #ngated -
AIPAC backs candidates who fund and promote Gaza genocide
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This piece with Gavin Jacobson, the founding editor of Equator Magazine is brutal and so, so good!
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White House reporters became the story as Correspondents’ Dinner turned into breaking news | The Independent
>In the aftermath, personal safety and professional duty blurred. The nation's most powerful reporters and editors grappled with events unfolding before, and often above, them. Many, in tuxedos and gowns, instinctively ducked for cover, driven by fear, bewilderment, or pure instinct.
>"We were under the table before we knew what was happening," wrote The Atlantic's Missy Ryan, Matt Viser and Michael Scherer of their experience.
>Emerging from cover, their mobile phones became essential tools. They captured images, recorded interviews and maintained open lines to describe the scene to off-site colleagues.
