March 5, 2019 Issue

Digital Edition

FEATURE

The dud that will blow up Washington

by Andrew C. McCarthy

✪ Everything you know about Brexit is wrong

by Sumantra Maitra

✪ My Geneva Convention for the Trump wars

by Steven F. Hayward

Your Land

★★★

Ariana Grande shows that mean girls still rule

by Tiana Lowe Doescher

★★★

Why red states are so happy

by Madeline Fry Schultz

★★★

Translation is not just a utilitarian tool

★★★

How tikka masala can help solve DC’s homeless problem

by Madeline Fry Schultz

★★★

Child soldiers in the populist army

by Nicholas Clairmont

Business

BUSINESS

Data privacy push pits Washington against states

by James Langford

BUSINESS

Curing Northern Virginia’s government dependency

by James Langford

Letter From The Editor

Washington Briefing

White House insider-turned-trade warrior

by Sean Higgins

Vaccination controversy puts politicians on the spot

by Cassidy Morrison

Emergency declaration looms over 2020 election

by Melissa Quinn

Medicare for All may struggle to gain traction

by Susan Ferrechio

The race to secure smart devices

Trump, California spar over high-speed rail

by Diana Stancy Correll

The Columnists

Hugo Gurdon

Letter from the editor: March 5, 2019

Salena Zito

What’s the point of passing a law that everyone knows is illegal?

Dan Hannan

Socialism, the default ideology of teen Manichaeans

Tom Rogan

The real reason Trump walked away from Kim Jong Un

Life & Arts

Grounding the bureaucracy

Dog days in New York City

Chop-chop!

Libyan hindsight

by Jamie Dettmer

Breaking bones, breaking through

by Washington Examiner

Small beer, and not exactly frothy

Pallet cleanser

More from the Magazine

Data privacy push pits Washington against states

Obituary

Obituary: Karl Lagerfeld