Taxpayers should see them as incredibly expensive.

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The Georgia representative is finding a new voice. This is an edition of The Atlantic Daily, a newsletter that guides you ...

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The insurrection was eventually put down by a private army hired by Massachusetts Governor James Bowdoin, after members of ...

This article appears in the November 2025 print edition with the headline “The Many Lives of Eliza Schuyler.” Jane Kamensky ...

Though WhiteHouse.gov has always been a place to showcase the administration’s agenda, it has mostly looked like the website ...