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Beltway Confidential
A week of unintentional laughs
If it’s the broader press’s goal to convince its critics the professional news business is indeed deeply unserious, it’s doing a bang-up job. The past week in…
Magazine - Features
Conservatives we lost in 2022
This was a hard year for conservatives. In 2022, we mourned the loss of a host of influential and important thinkers on the Right. The intellectual wing…
Beltway Confidential
The central dichotomy of 2022
The covers of the Washington Examiner magazine this year revealed Americans’ frustration with arrogant, incompetent government (on the economy, immigration, education, and COVID) plus rising concern about…
Magazine - Life & Arts
The real modern China
The rise of modern China is arguably the greatest and most consequential story of our time. And as Frank Dikotter highlights in his new book, China After…
Economy
GOP architect of Trump tax law Kevin Brady leaving Congress after 26 years
This month, Rep. Kevin Brady (R-TX) and staff have been combing through years of memories, troves of photos, and reams of paperwork documenting both the highs and…
Magazine - Life & Arts
Defining Webster
Joel Richard Paul’s Indivisible: Daniel Webster and the Birth of American Nationalism seeks to pull from our past different concepts that affect our politics today, particularly populism and…
Magazine - Features
Joe Manchin hasn’t changed
Despite what folks might have heard and the impression the man himself gives off in his cagey media moments, Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) isn’t really all that…
Magazine - Life & Arts
A long-ago wartime Christmas
It’s been a tough year, making the wonder of the holiday season even more important. This Christmas, my family will celebrate with a big tree and a…
Business
Labor force relativity
The number of empty jobs employers are trying to fill has fallen from a record-high 11.9 million in March to 10.3 million. Good progress, but that is…