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A lawyer for the Trump administration recently made an admission in a court filing—the latest instance of the judicial system puncturing the White House's public spin, @dgraham.bsky.social argues in The Atlantic Daily.

@jonathanbchait.bsky.social joins @davidfrum.bsky.social to discuss the White House Correspondents’ Dinner and the Democratic Senate primary that could decide the future of the party. Watch “The David Frum Show”:

America’s greatest rival is single-handedly averting a global energy crisis, and no one knows how the country is doing it—or why, Rogé Karma argues.

“The nation’s crisis in maternity care and newborn health is concentrated in the countryside—and federal policy is about to make that crisis significantly worse,” Keith Humphreys argues:

Somehow, monarch butterflies manage to traverse entire continents, Vann R. Newkirk II writes. Scientists are only slowly beginning to understand how they do it:

The manosphere is trying to sell a version of masculinity based on the subjugation of others—and it's becoming an ideology all its own, Adam Serwer argues. theatln.tc/gnK7CsDP

Anthony Fauci has made few public comments about the long campaign to obliterate his legacy—but Senator Rand Paul is forcing him to talk, Katherine J. Wu writes. She reports on what’s at stake: theatln.tc/9VOl5OBd

In many cases, the games kids play on Roblox and other platforms are “less ‘Zelda,’ more Vegas,” Connie Chang writes, and “may be normalizing behaviors that could lead to serious consequences down the road”:

“Masonic sheep / grazing / on hillsides / in Virginia, appearing there/ like mystic / popcorn” Read a new poem by Franz Wright:

The Trump administration’s informal approach to AI regulation makes oversight almost impossible—and risks a dangerous concentration of power, Conor Friedersdorf argues.

“The nation’s crisis in maternity care and newborn health is concentrated in the countryside—and federal policy is about to make that crisis significantly worse,” Keith Humphreys argues:

America’s greatest rival is single-handedly averting a global energy crisis, and no one knows how the country is doing it—or why, Rogé Karma argues.

Tech companies need to generate huge revenues fast—or the economy could be in trouble, @annielowrey.bsky.social argues:

A swath of the internet can’t seem to get enough of watching the ridiculous feud between Alex Cooper and Alix Earle—and this obsession reveals a greater trend in how society can react to female ambition, Annie Joy Williams argues.

Pete Hegseth’s message to pilots—that they can break flight rules without consequences, so long as what they do looks cool—is making an already dangerous job more lethal, @brynntannehill.bsky.social argues:

AI is poised to supercharge the inequities of the past four decades—but this isn’t inevitable, Daron Acemoglu argues.

Anthony Fauci has made few public comments about the long campaign to obliterate his legacy—but tomorrow, Senator Rand Paul is forcing him to talk, @katherinejwu.com writes. She reports on what’s at stake:

The commentator Max Blumenthal has become part of an ignominious tradition of Americans who, "out of alienation from their own country, show an admiration for distant authoritarian lands," James Kirchick argues:

A swath of the internet can’t seem to get enough of watching the ridiculous feud between Alex Cooper and Alix Earle—and this obsession reveals a greater trend in how society can react to female ambition, Annie Joy Williams argues.

Donald Trump has spent the past months learning the limits of his power—and soon, he could face his worst fear, @jonlemire.bsky.socialwrites.