October 27, 2020 Issue

Digital Edition

FEATURE

The battle for Texas

by Nicole Russell

✪ Our toxic civil-military relations

by Mackubin Owens

✪ Revisionist history

by Philip Klein

✪ ‘Zine, but not heard

by Ben Sixsmith

✪ Live free

by Brad Polumbo

Your Land

★★★

This Halloween, will you trick or treat?

by Kaylee McGhee White

★★★

Home for the holidays

by Kaylee McGhee White

★★★

Word of the Week: ‘Brand’

by Nicholas Clairmont

★★★

The most important election yet

by Kaylee McGhee White

★★★

Cleansing the church

by Timothy P. Carney

Business

BUSINESS

Christmas in October: Retailers start early by offering holiday discounts before Halloween

BUSINESS

The optimistic stock market

by Steven Moore

Letter From The Editor

Washington Briefing

The stalling of driverless cars

Trump’s four-year national security report card: As, Bs, Cs, and several incompletes

by Jamie McIntyre

Bridging the partisan divide on climate

Healthcare facilities scramble to stock up on personal protective equipment

by Cassidy Morrison

A meddling medley: Republicans and Democrats fight over election security and foreign interference

by Susan Ferrechio

Trump sprints to catch Biden and his celebrity friends

by Washington Examiner Staff

The Columnists

Salena Zito

A simple collar might save football players, and our nation’s heroes, from concussions

Fred Barnes

Stonewalling stimulus as a sop to the ‘resistance’

Hugo Gurdon

Democrats will howl; Justice Barrett will refuse not recuse

Kristen Soltis Anderson

100 facts about the 2020 presidential election

Life & Arts

Alone is genre perfection

by Graham Hillard

A haunted house story for Halloween

by Daniel Ross Goodman

The dark side of meritocracy

by

Over and over again

by Scott Beauchamp

Clint Eastwood, America’s most unlikely auteur

by Peter Tonguette

Campaign cocktails

As Napoleon once said…

Sympathy for the NFL’s bad defense

More from the Magazine

Christmas in October: Retailers start early by offering holiday discounts before Halloween

Obituary

Bess Abell, 1933-2020