January 29, 2019 Issue

Digital Edition

FEATURE

Appalachia’s approaching energy boom

✪ Hostile takeover: Democrats’ younger generation is brushing party leaders aside

by Melissa Langsam Braunstein

✪ The unstoppable envoy

by Benjamin Weinthal

Your Land

★★★

Howling at the blood moon

by Quin Hillyer

★★★

Human sacrifices

★★★

‘Rightness-smuggling,’ explained

by Nicholas Clairmont

★★★

Tony Romo, MVP

by Siraj Hashmi

★★★

In the company of Saints

by Quin Hillyer

Business

BUSINESS

Another thing Americans and Brits have in common is costly government paralysis

by James Langford

BUSINESS

PG&E plows ahead with bankruptcy despite shareholder pushback

by James Langford

Letter From The Editor

Washington Briefing

Maxine Waters readies for combat

by Colin Wilhelm

Liberals grow skeptical of carbon tax proposal

Drafting error stalls inmate release under Trump plan

by Steven Nelson

Senate may move to speed up judicial confirmations

by Susan Ferrechio

New threats have Pentagon laser-focused

by Jamie McIntyre

Proposed drone rule raises privacy concerns

by Diana Stancy Correll

The Columnists

Hugo Gurdon

Letter from the editor: Jan. 29, 2019

Dan Hannan

High CEO pay is perfectly justifiable — here’s why

Salena Zito

Nostalgia and the American dream aren’t airy fantasies

Michael Barone

Does the media deserve to be respected and believed?

Life & Arts

A fitting legacy

Don’t Kondo my condo

by James Poulos

Two men in a boat

Honorable service on a nameless ship

Analog luxe

Inflate-gate

by Martin Kaufmann

On London’s dangerous streets

by Jamie Dettmer

More from the Magazine

Another thing Americans and Brits have in common is costly government paralysis

Obituary

Obituary: Nathan Glazer