Magazine - Editorial
Impeachment drama is now a farce
It’s time to stop talking about impeachment as a drama. This show has now become a farce. Impeachment is a constitutional remedy the framers created to allow…
June 11, 2019
Magazine - Life & Arts
Bad religion
Jay David Bolter’s The Digital Plenitude: The Decline of Elite Culture and the Rise of New Media examines how a singular narrative of what constituted high art…
Beltway Confidential
Tiny but mighty
The world’s smallest surviving baby, a little girl who weighed no more than a pomegranate when she was born in December, has finally left the hospital. After…
Magazine - Business
Salesforce restricts services to gun vendors
A new policy from Salesforce that bars customers from using its business software to sell high-capacity firearms underscores the risk that large companies will wield their outsize…
Magazine - Washington Briefing
Democrats plot path to impeachment
Speaker Nancy Pelosi has found a new way to satisfy the most liberal faction within her caucus and the Democratic base while pushing off impeachment of President…
Magazine - Washington Briefing
Bill would ban foreign-funded political ads
Seeking to diminish foreign influence on the 2020 election, two members of Congress have introduced a bill that would prohibit foreign groups from buying campaign ads on…
Magazine - Your Land
Bored in the U.S.A.
People are celebrating the 35th anniversary of the release of Bruce Springsteen’s iconic album “Born in the U.S.A.” It sold more than 6 million copies and was…
Magazine - Life & Arts
No, really, try common sense
For 25 years now, lawyer-author Philip K. Howard has led a righteous crusade. His goal: to reduce bureaucracy, regulations, and lawsuits that stifle innovation and improvement, to…
Magazine - Lead Stories
The Notorious B.E.E.
Let us imagine that Evelyn Waugh moves permanently to Los Angeles in about 1960 and lives there, retaining all his faculties, up to the present day. Let’s…