November 10, 2020 Issue

Digital Edition

FEATURE

The new class: Republican campaigns are at a rare crossroads

✪ Trumpism’s next act

by Washington Examiner Staff

✪ Taiwan fears it will become the next Hong Kong

by Elisha Maldonado

✪ Don’t bet on a return to normalcy

by Jonathan Tobin

Your Land

★★★

A queen and a king

by Timothy P. Carney

★★★

Election Day distraction

by Jeremy Beaman

★★★

Illegal treats

by Timothy P. Carney

★★★

Young people step up to fill the polling gaps

by Kaylee McGhee White

★★★

Word of the Week: ‘Empathy’

by Nicholas Clairmont

Business

BUSINESS

I guess God isn’t a Republican?

by Stephen Moore

BUSINESS

To cut costs owing to COVID-19, restaurateurs consider the use of robots for some work

Letter From The Editor

Washington Briefing

Chamber of Commerce breaks with some Republicans who want to open up the economy fully

by Nihal Krishan

With a slimmer House majority, Democrats may have to compromise on infrastructure

Trump legal challenges muddy water for Biden victory

Republicans make history in the House as Biden plays the part of a winner

by Washington Examiner

The debate over allies: Makers or takers of US military might?

by Jamie McIntyre

Oil and gas group charts course to engage with green investors

The Columnists

Dan Hannan

America, the beautiful exception

Salena Zito

Voters stood up to the culture and declared their center-right values

Kimberly Ross

In the shadow of the presidential election, Republican women made historic gains in the House

Fred Barnes

Even if Trump loses, congressional Republicans won

Life & Arts

The masculine image of Sean Connery

by Peter Tonguette

Goya’s darkness

by Washington Examiner

Praise God and pass the ammo

What Killed Michael Brown? and the difference between truth and poetry

Tales of the end of the world

by James McElroy

Better an oboe than a rapier

Let the aneurysms flow

The grand geezers of the NFL

More from the Magazine

I guess God isn’t a Republican?

Obituary

Izzat Ibrahim al Douri, 1942-2020