October 10, 2023 Issue

Digital Edition

✪ A Constitution, if you can keep it

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

by Max Thornberry

✪ House speaker aspirants will have to navigate tricky GOP internal politics

✪ French decline in Africa paves the way for US

by

Your Land

★★★

California’s homeless czars

by Conn Carroll

★★★

No more doggies in the window?

by Timothy P. Carney

★★★

Don’t know slang? No worries, check the dictionary

by Madeline Fry Schultz

★★★

Bringing the border to Army-Navy

by Zachary Faria

★★★

Philadelphia car dealership has over half its cars stolen in a few days

by Christopher Tremoglie

Business

BUSINESS

Nikki Haley bets 2024 GOP voters want to hear the hard truths about the economy

by Tiana Lowe Doescher

BUSINESS

Consumer spending surprisingly robust despite inflation and interest rate hikes

by Zachary Halaschak

Letter From The Editor

Washington Briefing

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

Democratic majority on the FCC aims to reinstate Obama-era net neutrality rules

by Jessica Melugin

GOP 2024 presidential hopefuls hit Exeter, New Hampshire, for candidate forum

Senate Democrats missed chances to avoid a pair of 2023 political headaches

The Columnists

Dan Hannan

Putinite Republicans are disgracing America

Dominic Green

Freedom of passions, freedom from speech

Byron York

Joe Biden pledged ‘not another foot’ of border wall. Now he’s building it

Life & Arts

The forgotten war that made Germany militant and France French

by Anthony Paletta

It doesn’t take Thomas Sowell long to dispatch social justice

Legal marijuana and smoking bans make for a weird mix

Reviewed: William Friedkin’s The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial

by Peter Tonguette

Nature versus X on The Golden Bachelor

by Graham Hillard

The only way to love America’s government efficiency

Yascha Mounk patiently explains that what’s wrong with identity politics is everything

by Washington Examiner

In Salzburg, a modern Verdi production tries to say more than Shakespeare could

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Obituary

The speakership of the House, 1789-2023