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Atlantic journalists discuss politics and media after the Signal breach | New Orleans Book Festival

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Watch Jeffrey Goldberg and Anne Applebaum, in conversation with Atlantic staff writers McKay Coppins, Elaina Plott-Calabro, and Adam Serwer on the opening night of the New Orleans Book Festival. Our journalists take the stage at Tulane University to explore themes including the threat to free press, the future of journalism, and the intersections of politics, media, and American identity.

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