April 9, 2024 Issue

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FEATURE

Comeback Ron? DeSantis refuses to cede the spotlight after primary loss

by David Mark

✪ Attacking the Supreme Court for fun and profit: The Left puts discrediting conservative justices at the top of its 2024 agenda

by Ilya Shapiro

✪ Checkered threat to property rights: It’s Congress’s responsibility to resolve Wyoming’s crossing controversy

by William Perry Pendley

✪ Afghan allies endangered: Congress grapples with the Special Immigrant Visa program’s shortcomings

by Beth Bailey

Your Land

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Queen Bey becomes too powerful for the vulnerability that makes ‘Jolene’ iconic

by Tiana Lowe Doescher

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Caught on camera, cuffed, and cut loose

by Zachary Faria

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School closures hurt teachers too

by Timothy P. Carney

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Murrieta police sent to Lego jail

by Conn Carroll

Business

BUSINESS

Rubble over troubled waters: The extent of economic hurt to the Baltimore and broader Maryland economies runs deep after bridge collapse

BUSINESS

More than money, government’s best help to Baltimore for bridge reconstruction is deregulation

by Tiana Lowe Doescher

Letter From The Editor

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR

Rowling starts rolling back the woke tide

Washington Briefing

Congress set for big turnover even before Nov. 5 elections

Polls say black voters are migrating toward Trump. Will actual votes follow?

by Haisten Willis

Biden administration antitrust efforts aim to take bite out of Apple

by Jessica Melugin

Does the US need another new branch of the armed forces for cyber warriors?

by Jamie McIntyre

The Columnists

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Dan Hannan

London’s gentlemen’s clubs hold out against identity politics

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Dominic Green

Laws of war

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Michael Barone

Disorder on the border remains a problem for Biden Democrats

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Byron York

When a ‘difficult conversation’ threatens free speech

Life & Arts

Books

A history of the post-presidency

Books

The many fathers of James Bond

by Malcolm Forbes

On Culture

Posthumous publication: Honoring an author’s wishes or literary grave robbing?

by Alexander Larman

Film

The Road House to hell is paved with good intentions

by Graham Hillard

TV

The Moynihan and Buckley era

Life in Uniform

Eating like a soldier

Long Life

A total eclipse of the sanity

More from the Magazine

Business

Rubble over troubled waters: The extent of economic hurt to the Baltimore and broader Maryland economies runs deep after bridge collapse

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Obituary

Joe Lieberman, 1942-2024

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