June 2, 2020 Issue

Digital Edition

FEATURE

Exposing the hoax

by Andrew C. McCarthy

✪ Gathering acorns in quarantine

by

✪ Saving the recovery from the trial lawyers

by Washington Examiner

✪ Harvard’s war on homeschooling continues

by Corey DeAngelis

✪ Summer of all fears

by Timothy P. Carney

Your Land

★★★

‘I do’ in the realm of social distancing

by Kaylee McGhee White

★★★

Our next great crisis

by Kaylee McGhee White

★★★

Sunset on the farm

by Timothy P. Carney

★★★

Rollerblade renaissance

by Kaylee McGhee White

★★★

Word of the Week: ‘Pundit’

by Nicholas Clairmont

Business

BUSINESS

Businesses seeking COVID-19 liability waivers won’t automatically be immune from lawsuits

BUSINESS

Suspending the payroll tax really would stimulate the economy

by Stephen Moore

Letter From The Editor

Washington Briefing

Michigan dam failure creates further misery for residents under stay-at-home orders

Trump will claim coronavirus success but first must define it

by W. James Antle III

Blue states afflicted with the most pain from COVID-19

by Cassidy Morrison

GOP files suit, declaring Democratic proxy voting rule unconstitutional

by Susan Ferrechio

How China is positioning to neuter America’s military status as top dog

by Jamie McIntyre

Tech industry group CEO: ‘Amazon is basically providing for the country at this point’

by Nihal Krishan

The Columnists

Philip Klein

Were the lockdowns worth it? Depends how long a vaccine takes

Fred Barnes

Biden goes left on taxes

Hugo Gurdon

American vulnerability and American strength

Kristen Soltis Anderson

The 2024 GOP primary is here, and it’s all about China

Life & Arts

Bad Boys, bad movie

by Daniel Ross Goodman

Normal People is exceptional television

by Graham Hillard

The dignity of the buffoon

by Washington Examiner

By hook or by crook

Discontent moderator

We only wish we were decadent

How I learned to stop worrying and cheat at crosswords

The last battle

More from the Magazine

Businesses seeking COVID-19 liability waivers won’t automatically be immune from lawsuits

Obituary

Larry Kramer, 1935-2020