Magazine Issue

June 23, 2020

Cops, in memoriam
Magazine - Life & Arts

Cops, in memoriam

On June 9, America lost a legend. Paramount Network, responding to activist pressure sparked by the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis police custody, announced that it…

Park MacDougald
Murder, she wrote
Crime

Murder, she wrote

Ottessa Moshfegh is the closest thing Americans have to a Michel Houellebecq. It isn’t that she traffics in provocative sociopolitical commentary. Nor does she possess a Cassandra’s…

Stefan Beck
Canceled cop shows
Magazine - Your Land

Canceled cop shows

Amid conflict over perceived systemic injustice and police brutality, our cancellation-obsessed culture has decided to get rid of anything that could be seen as too overtly sympathetic…

Kaylee McGhee White
No reservations
Business

No reservations

After shelter-in-place orders started going into effect across the country in March, restaurants were among the first to absorb the hit. By mid-April, the state of the…

Washington Examiner
Eden Pastora, 1936-2020
Magazine - Obituary

Eden Pastora, 1936-2020

Eden Pastora, aka “Commandante Zero,” the Nicaraguan guerrilla-revolutionary clad in his earlier years in combat fatigues and berets, had “the dark good looks of a young Robert…

Philip Terzian
Stop the madness of congressional spending
Business

Stop the madness of congressional spending

The coronavirus shutdown has flattened multiple industries across America — everything from airlines and manufacturers to hospitals, retailers, oil and gas producers, and restaurants. Many of the…

Stephen Moore
Conventional warfare
Magazine - Features

Conventional warfare

The coronavirus outbreak has wrought enormous changes to American life over the past several months, and politics have been no exception. Presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden has…

Jay Cost