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Anyone who thinks Yellowstone is a conservative show probably never watched it, creator Taylor Sheridan says. Sheridan made his comment in an interview with The Atlantic on the eve of the show’s fifth-season premiere on Paramount this Sunday. “They refer to it as ‘the conservative show’ or ‘the…

EXCLUSIVE: Anonymous Content, Alexander Rodnyansky’s AR Content and The Atlantic are teaming to adapt journalist Peter Pomerantsev's article for The Atlantic ‘We Can Only Be Enemies’ for film. Myroslav Slaboshpytskyi, the Ukrainian director of well-received Cannes festival drama The Tribe, is…

The Atlantic Festival, the signature event held each fall in Washington D.C. by The Atlantic, is returning next week as once again a virtual gathering, with a varied lineup that includes former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, writer-producer David Chase and United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby. The event also is…

EXCLUSIVE: Oscar-nominated documentary filmmaker Joe Berlinger (Paradise Lost 3: Purgatory; Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile; Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich) has partnered with RadicalMedia and The Atlantic on a new conspiracy theory docuseries Shadowland. Shadowland is a recurring timely docuseries based on…

In an online appearance Monday at The Atlantic Festival, Apple CEO Tim Cook declined the opportunity to express any criticism of the U.S. government for its response to COVID-19. Atlantic editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg, in a 20-minute talk with Cook that was recorded late last week and streamed during the festival’s…

UPDATE, video added The View was back for Season 24 today, and co-host Meghan McCain wasted no time stirring up the Hot Topics table. While saying she believes the incendiary charges made against Donald Trump in Jeffrey Goldberg's Atlantic piece last week, she’d have liked a “heads up” from the publication about…

President Donald Trump spent much of his Labor Day tweeting about an article in The Atlantic that painted him as dismissive of American soldiers who died in battle and unwilling to visit their graves. The most explosive claim in the piece is that Trump called fallen soldiers “suckers” and “losers,” something that he…

President Trump said Sunday that the late Apple cofounder Steve Jobs wouldn’t like his wife Laurene Powell Jobs, "wasting money" on The Atlantic, the media outlet where she’s a major stakeholder. Trump is angry at the publication for its recent article claiming he disparaged slain military members as “losers” and…

President Donald Trump said Sunday that the Department of Education is looking at the use of the controversial New York Times Magazine’s 1619 Project in public schools. The project puts forth an alternative view of American history, claiming that it began in 1619, a date African slaves arrived in Virginia. Everything…

President Donald Trump continued to push back today against The Atlantic’s story accusing him of disparaging slain military veterans, offering retweeted rebuttals from his supporters and former staff. Trump also attacked Fox News, where national security correspondent Jennifer Griffin issued a report on Friday backing…

The Atlantic’s bombshell story that Donald Trump made disparaging comments about American soldiers triggered a day-long guessing game and debate over the piece’s anonymous sources. Trump himself joined in, telling reporters that “it could have been a guy like” his former chief of staff, John Kelly, even as the White…

The Atlantic, the public affairs and cultural magazine and publisher that dates to 1857, announced that it will lay off 68 employees as the coronavirus crisis has diminished their events business. In a memo to staff, chairman David Bradley wrote that even though they have had “exceptional growth” in print and digital…