Jonathan Lemire
Co-Host at Morning Joe
Contributing Writer at The Atlantic
Co-host: @Morning_Joe, @MSNBC Writer: @TheAtlantic Author: "The Big Lie." Ex-@AP, @Politico. Dad, Mr @carriemelago, Red Sox [email protected]
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6 days ago |
theatlantic.com | Michael Scherer |Missy Ryan |Isaac Stanley-Becker |Shane Harris |Jonathan Lemire
Well, he did it. He actually did it. President Donald Trump had insisted for months that he wanted the ultimate deal with Iran, one that would put a definitive end to the country’s ability to produce a nuclear weapon. As late as Thursday, he’d suggested that Iran’s leaders would have up to two more weeks to negotiate. But at that point, he had already made up his mind: The United States was going to bomb Iran.
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1 week ago |
theatlantic.com | Jonathan Lemire |Isaac Stanley-Becker
The MAGA movement usually displays remarkable unity in attacking the left. But Israel’s military assault on Iran has splintered President Donald Trump’s coalition, as rival factions fight over the true meaning of an “America First” foreign policy. Right-wing figures have descended into vicious debate over whether the White House should take a more active role in Israel’s bombardment of Iran—one that, with American help, could dismantle Tehran’s nuclear program or even lead to regime change.
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2 weeks ago |
theatlantic.com | Missy Ryan |Jonathan Lemire |Isaac Stanley-Becker
As Israeli jets streaked over the Middle East last evening, President Donald Trump’s key aides were making preparations for their next round of nuclear talks with Iran, hoping to cement their boss’s reputation as the world’s top dealmaker. For weeks, Trump had been warning Iran to accept the agreement that his envoy, Steve Witkoff, had offered, under which Tehran would receive sanctions relief in exchange for dismantling its nuclear program and ending its uranium enrichment.
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2 weeks ago |
sueddeutsche.de | Jonathan Lemire |Ashley Parker |Michael Scherer |Russell Berman
The president tried to give his billionaire benefactor a dignified exit. It didn’t work. First published in The Atlantic on June 6, 2025 by Jonathan Lemire, Ashley Parker, Michael Scherer, and Russell Berman, The Atlantic June 12, 2025 | reading time: 8 Min.
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2 weeks ago |
theatlantic.com | Missy Ryan |Jonathan Lemire
The last time President Donald Trump tried to send military forces into American streets to put down civil unrest, in June 2020, Pete Hegseth was positioned outside the White House with a Kevlar helmet and riot shield.
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The Boston Red Sox are calling up outfielder Roman Anthony, the best prospect in baseball, sources tell ESPN. Anthony, 21, is expected to join the team today.