Magazine - Your Land
They don’t make them like they used to
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July 20, 2021
Magazine - Features
Leaving Trump behind
Donald Trump’s cultural and long-term political legacy will be debated for decades. But his legacy for the Republican Party will be tested far sooner than that. He…
Magazine - Obituary
Charles Robinson 1945-2021
In the annals of classic situation comedy, Night Court is typically not one that rolls off the tongue. However, it was broadcast for nine seasons, with actor…
Magazine - Washington Briefing
How Biden’s Cuba handling weighs on battleground Florida
Protests roiling Cuba are throwing President Joe Biden’s drawn-out policy review into sharp relief, exposing divisions inside the Democratic Party over how to approach the humanitarian crisis…
Crime
Crime and punishment
Violent crime has risen dramatically over the last few years. While the FBI still has yet to produce systematic data on 2020, the bits and pieces put…
Magazine - Your Land
Fish bombs
If you happened to be hiking along the banks of one of Utah’s remote lakes this summer, you might have been able to look up and see…
Business
Biden’s competition executive order is big on ambition but lacks teeth
On July 9, President Joe Biden signed the “Executive Order on Promoting Competition in the American Economy.” In a fact sheet accompanying that order, the White House…
Magazine - Life & Arts
The social media nightmare of The Circle
Netflix’s The Circle has most of the necessary components for a watchable reality series. It has the funkily adorned, camera-rigged enclosed space. It has the highly extroverted…
Magazine - Life & Arts
Learning from Medium Cool
Many Americans feel as though they are living through a singularly tumultuous moment. But great art teaches us that there is nothing new under the sun. “You…
Magazine - Life & Arts
Is nationalism really dead?
Five years ago, it seemed to many observers that something called “nationalism” had returned to U.S. politics and culture. After a period stretching from the end of…