June 20, 2023 Issue

Digital Edition

FEATURE

What George Soros’s succession plan means for America

by Jonathan Tobin

✪ Clowns without the car: The 2024 Republican presidential primary is not the same as in 2016

✪ Why everyone loves the ’90s

by Peter Tonguette

Your Land

★★★

More cities make homeless encampments a crime, leaving low-income people with few options

by Timothy P. Carney

★★★

America’s biggest liberal cities are dying

by Zachary Faria

★★★

California’s imaginary solar-powered bullet train

★★★

Transgenderism is a bridge too far for even liberals

by Kaylee McGhee White

★★★

You can’t fix faith without fixing marriage

by Conn Carroll

Business

BUSINESS

The Federal Reserve eases up on interest rate hikes as inflation slowly cools

BUSINESS

Republicans must be the party of small business

by Stephen Moore

Letter From The Editor

Washington Briefing

These ex-members of Congress can’t stop, won’t stop, running for public office

House GOP woes grow with conservative rebellion over spending and debt ceiling deal

by Max Thornberry

Senators aim to boost AI knowledge with study sessions on fast-growing technology

by Jessica Melugin

Buttigieg bets big on ‘Vision Zero’ to stop traffic deaths — all of them

Biden gives Trump the silent treatment on indictment, but for how long?

by W. James Antle III

Did Trump’s retention of classified documents actually compromise national security?

by Jamie McIntyre

The Columnists

Dan Hannan

Why do right-wingers prefer Trump to DeSantis? Because of the vibes

Dominic Green

The death of Silvio Berlusconi signals a passing of the torch from first-wave populists to second

Byron York

Trump and the two-tier problem

Life & Arts

How to carve a boomer Mount Rushmore

by Chris R. Morgan

It’s a shame what Pride has become

Le Mans was rigged, and most people want it that way

The Crowded Room on Apple TV+ is a mess

by Graham Hillard

In defense of old cranks

by Peter Tonguette

Sohrab Ahmari’s spiral around liberalism

by Titus Techera

Pat Sajak, trending for all the right reasons

The unintended consequences of the gin tax

More from the Magazine

The Federal Reserve eases up on interest rate hikes as inflation slowly cools

Obituary

Silvio Berlusconi, 1936-2023