Conor Friedersdorf is a staff writer at The Atlantic. He focuses on a range of topics including health and wellness, culture and society, as well as current affairs and international relations, often exploring the intersections of these themes. He has been featured in RealClear Education, The Atlantic, Knowledia, Environmental Health News, Yahoo News, MSN, and AOL, Inc.
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Anti-war Americans keep rejecting establishment hawks, only to see the supposed alternatives deploy force unilaterally.
Forty men sent to El Salvador by the Trump administration have shared disturbing accounts of abuse by a regime that America paid to imprison them.
Debate over Venezuela is dividing the Republican Party. This summer, President Donald Trump told my colleague Michael Scherer that “America First” means whatever he decides it means.
This summer, President Donald Trump told my colleague Michael Scherer that America First means whatever he decides it means.
The president has violated the Constitution and is showing contempt for the will of the public.
All who value liberty should be concerned about its logic. Cigarettes have always been noxious to me: As a kid, I stole my grandpa's Marlboros and hid them deep in a trash bin.
The long-shot candidate for L.A. mayor has run an effective campaign. Can he tap into populist energy without alienating Angelenos?
Blood sport will be the diversion of choice at the White House.
Scott Pelley’s recent interview reveals why the show should take critiques of its work seriously.
The president of the field's leading professional association was asked about a polarizing topic—and showed that she doesn't understand the position she is dismissing.
