June 6, 2023 Issue

Digital Edition

FEATURE

Trump might be the favorite for GOP nominee, but DeSantis is on the attack

✪ A Trump nomination would bring GOP victories to a screeching halt

by Quin Hillyer

✪ Inside the right-wing debate over Ukraine and Taiwan

by Michael Lucchese

✪ Is Biden sleepwalking into war with Russia?

by Washington Examiner

Your Land

★★★

High school or homeless shelter?

by Zachary Faria

★★★

College football schools aren’t playing by the same rules

by Conn Carroll

★★★

Overeducated liberal media fret as more governors drop college degree requirements to fill state jobs

by Timothy P. Carney

★★★

Wyoming sorority sisters are fighting for the dignity of all women

by Kaylee McGhee White

Business

BUSINESS

Stop scaring our kids to death

by Stephen Moore

BUSINESS

Mortgage rates spike amid debt ceiling drama and inflation

Letter From The Editor

Washington Briefing

Is fawning press coverage doing Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg any favors?

The big bipartisan debt ceiling deal President Joe Biden never wanted to make

by W. James Antle III

Trump picks his spots rather than jumping from one GOP campaign event to another

South Carolina chips away at nanny-state healthcare

Southern California House Democratic hopeful’s DUI arrest dampens party’s 2024 prospects to win a majority

Europe’s Meta fine could limit the continent’s access to social media giant Facebook

by Jessica Melugin

The Columnists

Timothy P. Carney

IRS funding battle provides a microcosm of the new class warfare

Dominic Green

Target learns the Bud Light lesson: Go woke, go broke

Life & Arts

Netflix’s sumo epic Sanctuary offers relief from the streaming networks’ insipid domestic fare

by Oliver Bateman

Paul Schrader cultivates his garden

by Peter Tonguette

The aimlessness inside Silo

by Graham Hillard

The American language of drinkin’

Journey to the center of the buzzwords

The things they carried but didn’t really need to

Tom Rachman’s shore between life and fiction

Do math and literature have anything in common?

by Micah Mattix

More from the Magazine

Stop scaring our kids to death

Obituary

Ian Hacking, 1936-2023