October 17, 2023 Issue

Digital Edition

FEATURE

A clarifying moment for the West

by Michael M. Rosen

✪ Liberals reap consequences of their homeless policies

by Howard Husock

✪ Slew of vexing international crises confront Biden a year out from Election Day

✪ Will GOP attacks on Kamala Harris stick as 2024 campaign ramps up?

by Max Thornberry

✪ Ohio abortion ballot measure a signal of voter sentiment heading into 2024

by Gabrielle M. Etzel

✪ Israel’s war of atonement, 50 years on

Your Land

★★★

Philadelphia’s Columbus statue caused less harm than city’s mayor and district attorney

by Christopher Tremoglie

★★★

Jackson Hole’s electric bus bust

by Conn Carroll

★★★

The secret of Utah’s success

by Conn Carroll

★★★

San Francisco forgets how to drink responsibly

by Zachary Faria

★★★

Snackonomics in the age of Ozempic

by Timothy P. Carney

Business

BUSINESS

Rising bond yields a blinking red light about the need to curb federal spending

by Tiana Lowe Doescher

BUSINESS

Will Los Angeles voters back looming hotels-as-homeless-shelters ballot measure?

Letter From The Editor

Washington Briefing

Is Ukraine really losing?

by Jamie McIntyre

Slew of vexing international crises confront Biden a year out from Election Day

Ohio abortion ballot measure a signal of voter sentiment heading into 2024

by Gabrielle M. Etzel

Pennsylvania 2024 Senate race tests incumbent’s name recognition vs. rival’s deep pockets

by Hailey Bullis

Will GOP attacks on Kamala Harris stick as 2024 campaign ramps up?

by Max Thornberry

Heritage’s Project 2025 a socially conservative plan for US national security

by Jamie McIntyre

The Columnists

Dan Hannan

Why no Jewish Lives Matter movement?

Dominic Green

Hamas’s latest attacks on Israel are due to a disastrous failure of American and Israeli intelligence

Byron York

GOP crowded field panic

Life & Arts

The viral short story ‘Cat Person’ hits the big screen

by Nicholas Rowan

Dining room confidential: Why New York restaurants get away with being so precious

Werner Herzog’s memoir reveals a grizzly life all too real to be concerned with anything abstract

by J. Oliver Conroy

Ladies and gentlemen, the Beckhams

by Kara Kennedy

There are more things in heaven and earth than are dreamed of in your science, technology, and society journal

by Trevor Quirk

When Washington politicians take part in athletic contests, the nation wins

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How the American Library Association is censoring clarity

by Micah Mattix

More from the Magazine

Rising bond yields a blinking red light about the need to curb federal spending

Obituary

Terence Davies, 1945-2023