Author: Tom Nichols, The Atlantic

The Stakes in Ukraine Have Not Changed

by Tom Nichols, The Atlantic • August 17, 2022

The war is still about freedom.

by Tom Nichols, The Atlantic • August 15, 2022

What was in the boxes, and why does it matter?

by Tom Nichols, The Atlantic • August 5, 2022

Russia will regard any prisoner swap as a propaganda win. But the real message we can proclaim is about American values.

by Tom Nichols, The Atlantic • June 27, 2022

But don’t be fooled: 2022 is its own beast.

by Tom Nichols, The Atlantic • June 22, 2022

The voice inside that tells them how wrong they are.

by Tom Nichols, The Atlantic • June 15, 2022

Biden’s been a good president, but Republicans want to impeach him and some Democrats want to replace him.

by Tom Nichols, The Atlantic • March 11, 2022

Here we are again, trying to make our way around nuclear terms and concepts as war rages in the middle of Europe.

by Tom Nichols, The Atlantic • March 4, 2022

Putin’s violence may still get worse. But Americans shouldn’t root for a dangerous escalation of hostilities.

by Tom Nichols, The Atlantic • January 25, 2022

by Tom Nichols, The Atlantic • September 17, 2021

The general stayed inside the lines-barely. The real problem is that he was in that situation at all.