Princeton student David Chmielewski went on a hunger strike to demand divestment from Israel. @gcaw interviewed him—and walked away "persuaded less by his cause than by his dedication and the worthiness of nonviolence as a tactic of first resort." www.theatlantic.com/…

“OpenAI’s and Google’s announcements are a duel over not just which product is best, but which kind of generative AI will be most useful to people,” @matteo_wong writes in Atlantic Intelligence: www.theatlantic.com/…

He posed as a war hero, a surgeon, an investment banker. His girlfriends thought he was too good to be true—and he was. From 2018, @rachmonroe on the perfect man who wasn’t: theatln.tc/3RMj8c3m

Albert Brooks proves that “humor in the face of catastrophe can sometimes save your life,” @AdrienneLaF writes. She speaks with Brooks’s friends, colleagues, and the filmmaker himself about how he became the godfather of American comedy. www.theatlantic.com/…

“Wandering Stars,” “Glossy,” “Ripley's Game”: @TheAtlantic’s writers and editors recommend what to read this summer. www.theatlantic.com/…