Magazines The AtlanticFollowThe Atlantic@TheAtlantic·May 21, 2018 Email is a mess, writes @quinnnorton, and it's going to get worse. https://t.co/tnyTK1qXkmReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter15Like on Twitter21TwitterThe Atlantic@TheAtlantic·May 21, 2018 'I’m so sick of moments of silence,' Kelly Clarkson said. But her 'moment of action' was oddly quiet, too, @skornhaber writes https://t.co/L6ySnLuj0vReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter5Like on Twitter15TwitterThe Atlantic@TheAtlantic·May 21, 2018 After another lackluster season, 'Saturday Night Live' needs to embrace its weirdness, argues @davidlsims https://t.co/izAEujHsRFReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter6Like on Twitter18TwitterThe Atlantic@TheAtlantic·May 21, 2018 Cynthia Nixon has Andrew Cuomo scrambling to the left in a New York primary. But will Democratic voters trust a celebrity in the age of Trump? @russellberman reports: https://t.co/jrGQtLXXAIReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter21Like on Twitter32TwitterLoad More... 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