July 19, 2022 Issue

Digital Edition

FEATURE

The Seussification of politics

by Graham Hillard

✪ Up from Clintonism

by Helen Andrews

✪ Antitrust crusades won’t stop inflation

by Taylor Millard

✪ A better way to reduce police violence

by Washington Examiner

Your Land

★★★

More dogs, less crime

by Conn Carroll

★★★

Only blue states can prevent homeless fires

by Zachary Faria

★★★

Word of the Week: ‘Hispandering’

by Nicholas Clairmont

★★★

Dear daughter, happy ‘breach of contract’ day!

by Katelynn Richardson

★★★

A peek inside immigration court

by Conn Carroll

Business

BUSINESS

Musk’s dalliance with Twitter takes shareholders on wild ride

by Zachary Halaschak

BUSINESS

When millionaires and billionaires leave, everyone loses

by Stephen Moore

Letter From The Editor

Washington Briefing

Biden talks tough on abortion, but activists want action

by W. James Antle III

Biden administration’s emergency abortion guidelines explained

by Cassidy Morrison

Up in the air

John Spencer is a world-renowned expert on urban combat. Here’s how he thinks the war in Ukraine is going

by Jamie McIntyre

COVID-19 is a moving target

by Jessica Dobrinsky

Power grids face the summer strain

by Jeremy Beaman

The Columnists

Dan Hannan

A retreat from the Enlightenment and back into tribalism

Dominic Green

Hunter Biden: Filmmaker for the apocalypse

Hugo Gurdon

The real-world consequences of green extremism

Life & Arts

How Venezuela was destroyed from within

by Michael M. Rosen

Brittney Griner and the dangerous Russian world of sports

by Oliver Bateman

A King’s Ransom on a budget

Life’s little provable victories

The Great Man Theory reviewed

by J. Oliver Conroy

A grizzled Jeff Bridges delivers spy thrills in The Old Man

by Daniel Ross Goodman

Spiderhead needs squashing

by Graham Hillard

Art, performance art, and climate activism

by Micah Mattix

More from the Magazine

Musk’s dalliance with Twitter takes shareholders on wild ride

Obituary

Adam Wade, 1935-2022