Magazine Issue

December 18, 2024

The swift sword of DOGE: The toughest, yet most important, assignment

Not so ‘Glory Days’
Entertainment

Not so ‘Glory Days’

Lying or making erroneous statements is a time-honored tradition for politicians on the campaign trail, but a member of Congress who happens to be a candidate for…

Jeremiah Poff
The spy who came back from the dead
Magazine

The spy who came back from the dead

Death hasn’t diminished Tom Clancy’s output. Since the spy novelist’s death in 2013, a team of writers has churned out Clancy-branded thrillers at regular intervals. The new Dune television…

Will Collins
Across the linguistic pond
Magazine

Across the linguistic pond

George Bernard Shaw once wrote, “England and America are two countries separated by a common language.” This isn’t true of my own household, though. I married an…

Michael M. Rosen
Christmas Books: Editor’s note
Magazine

Christmas Books: Editor’s note

In a typical year, in this space, Washington Examiner readers would find a symposium from editors and contributors to this magazine, recommending some of the best books…

Nicholas Clairmont
Jim Abrahams, 1944-2024
Entertainment

Jim Abrahams, 1944-2024

“Can you fly this plane and land it?” “Surely you can’t be serious.” “I am serious — and don’t call me Shirley.” This seriously hilarious line, which…

Daniel Ross Goodman