The Atlantic’s June Cover: Helen Lewis on “The Men Who Don’t Want Women to Vote”

Helen Lewis explores the growth of masculinism in America, its political aims, and implications for gender equality and democracy in The Atlantic’s June issue.

Japan’s Miki House kidswear finds right fit in US luxury market

Japanese children’s brand Miki House successfully enters the US luxury market with high-end stores and strategic positioning, gaining attention among affluent parents.

The Men Who Don’t Want Women to Vote

Douglas Wilson, a prominent religious conservative, advocates for repealing the 19th Amendment, sparking debate on gender and political rights.

These Instagram Ads Sure Seem to Be Selling Cocaine Accessories

Several Instagram brands are selling leather pouches and devices that resemble drug paraphernalia, raising concerns about illicit drug marketing online.

A Complete Timeline of George Clooney and Amal Clooney’s Relationship

A detailed timeline of George Clooney and Amal Clooney’s relationship, from their first meeting in 2013 to recent developments, highlighting key moments and milestones.

The Senator Who Embraced MAHA and Lost MAGA

Louisiana Senator Bill Cassidy faces declining support after backing MAHA and alienating MAGA voters, risking his re-election in upcoming primaries.

I Moved My Digital Stack to Europe

A tech founder shifts his entire digital stack to European providers, citing concerns over data control and jurisdictional stability. This highlights growing trends in digital sovereignty.

OnlyFans’ First-Gen Creators Are Retiring—and Some Are Begging You to Forget They Exist

Several early OnlyFans creators are retiring and requesting content removal, sparking debates on consent, privacy, and digital legacy.

Trump’s China policy is nearly the exact opposite of what everyone expected

Despite initial plans, Trump’s second term has seen a surprising shift towards accommodating China while escalating conflicts elsewhere.

Spencer Pratt and the Temptations of Populism

Reality TV star Spencer Pratt campaigns for Los Angeles mayor, leveraging populist themes amid growing outsider support, raising questions about political strategy and impact.