The Atlantic Bias Rating

The transportation secretary’s new reality show comes at an inopportune time.

The continuing crisis in Iran and the subsequent closure of the Strait of Hormuz have exacted a heavy cost worldwide. In addition to the steep price of military expenditures, destroyed infrastructure, and human lives lost, global shortages of fuel, fertilizer, and more have driven up costs everywhere.

What should we do when confronted with posts from family influencers?

The nation’s railway system is destined to lose.

Lloyd Blankfein on the growing U.S. debt, polarization, the state of the economy, and what a United States default would look like. Plus: Trump-branded cellphones and the decline of public confidence in free enterprise.

The senator from Louisiana offered an olive branch to MAHA, but still lost MAGA.

The policy is unfocused, run by amateurs, and concerned more with the president’s many grievances than the security of the United States.

Imagine what happens if jobs actually start disappearing.

How to persuade skeptical voters to take a fresh look at the party

A family’s 50-year rise through the international antiquities trade is a tale of entrepreneurial genius—and of theft, deception, and betrayal.

An Afghan family’s flight to safety

At a congressional hearing today, the FBI director seemed unafraid of any repercussions and more interested in scoring partisan points that go viral.