March 10, 2020 Issue

Digital Edition

FEATURE

No end in sight

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✪ The most interesting man in the world

by Mark Hemingway

✪ Bernie Sanders’s secular revolution

by Timothy P. Carney

✪ California’s war on workers

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Your Land

★★★

Is the American dream a crapshoot?

by Timothy P. Carney

★★★

You can do it all. If you pay someone else to help

by Madeline Fry Schultz

★★★

California reveals the future: Standing in endless lines

by Timothy P. Carney

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Word of the Week: ‘Dehumanizing’

by Nicholas Clairmont

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Zooming to buy the crisis may be unwise

by Jason Russell

Business

BUSINESS

Tight labor market could help Trump’s reelection bid, but cost companies

BUSINESS

Biden and Bernie to Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia: Drop dead

by Stephen Moore

Letter From The Editor

Washington Briefing

Congress argues over surveillance powers as FISA provisions are set to expire

‘It’s chaos, baby’: Trump campaign claims win in Super Tuesday results

European internet ‘digital services’ tax supporters looking to give US a buy-in

by Sean Higgins

Bernie Sanders’s pledge to ban oil exports could backfire

Superdelegates line up behind ‘happy warrior’ Biden after Super Tuesday wins

by Susan Ferrechio

Four things that will make or break Trump’s get-out-of-Afghanistan plan

by Jamie McIntyre

The Columnists

Dan Hannan

Conservatives for Bernie? Careful what you wish for

Salena Zito

What we lose by the closing of community department stores

Fred Barnes

Biden has to make his own luck

Byron York

Primaries show Trump GOP strength

Life & Arts

The league that time forgot

by Michael Taube

The Invisible Man is a heavy-handed feminist parable

by Graham Hillard

Wash your phone

Champagne and potato chips

In Better Call Saul, a prequel comes into its own

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Lost in space

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The end of an era at Disney

by Stephen Kent

Pharma’s almanac

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More from the Magazine

Tight labor market could help Trump’s reelection bid, but cost companies

Obituary

Obituary: Jack Welch, 1935-2020