Charlie Warzel is a staff writer at The Atlantic, where he authors the newsletter Galaxy Brain, focusing on technology, media, and big ideas. His work frequently intersects with themes of journalism, politics, and internet culture, reflecting his expertise in areas such as crypto, publishing, and general assignment news. Charlie has been featured in notable publications including The New York Times and Machine Learning.
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Elon Musk hardly deserves the benefit of the doubt.
By: Charlie Warzel
Elon Musk either had a slipped-mask moment or is supremely awkward. January 20, 2025, 9:09 PM ET
Welcome to the “rapid unscheduled disassembly” of the United States government.
By: Charlie Warzel, Ian Bogost
Four IT professionals lay out just how destructive Elon Musk's incursion into the U.S. government could be.
By: Ian Bogost, Matteo Wong, Charlie Warzel
The president’s special commission now has an unprecedented ability to view and manipulate information at many federal agencies.
By: Michael Scherer, Ashley Parker, Matteo Wong, Shane Harris
Inside the federal agencies where Elon Musk’s people have seized control, fear and uncertainty reign.
· 8-min read When Jeff Bezos bought The Washington Post almost 12 years ago, he went out of his way to assuage fears that he would
By: Charlie Warzel
You could call it the ‘Great Emboldening': an era where ideas and actions that might have been unthinkable, objectionable, or reputationally risky in the past are now on the table.
How to lose $148 billion in less than two months
By: Charlie Warzel
How to lose $148B in less than two months... (Top headline, 2nd story, link) Related stories:TESLA PAYS ZERO FEDERAL INCOME TAX!...
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